I must headlong into seas of toil, Leap forth from self, and spend my soul on others.

Headlong for murder, by Merlda Mace, pseud.

The door closed as she tried to pick herself up, the smooth purring of the motor became a leonine roar while she was still on her knees, gears clashed, and the car leaped with a jerk that drove her headlong against the cushions of the seat.

It was not Anne's intention to be in at a second death that day, and she deliberately checked the grey's enthusiasm when he would have borne her headlong through the scampering crowd.

Make hast, runne headlong to destruction!

The thing that we call Honour, bears us all Headlong unto sin, and yet it self is nothing.