Huge
Runaway
Runaway adjective - Showing no signs of being under control.
Both words in one sentence
- I read in the 90s, a book by Michael Medved, where he wrote that he had interviewed TV writers, about the huge number of runaway mothers and/or mothers dead in childbirth.
Source: Death by Childbirth -
In the old Superman Theatrical Cartoons Billion Dollar Limited by Fleischer Studios, the Billion Dollar Limited train carrying a huge amount of gold to the mint is rendered a runaway when the bad guys manage to toss the engineers out of the locomotive.
Source: Runaway Train - Everyone knew that Furious 7 was going to be a huge hit, but nobody could have predicted the runaway success of its lead single "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa.
Source: Sleeper Hit
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