Highland fling

That big girl put on a record and did a Highland fling to some hot music.

Highland Fling was a leading performer in the years 1947 and 1948.

Highland Fling was the winner of the last race he contested.

I thought for one moment he was about to perform a Highland Fling.

I ran into the road, did a Highland fling and ran back on to the pavement.

The Highland fling is traditionally a four or six steps dance performed after a victory in a battle.

There was nothing, save perhaps a highland fling, that merited any commendation.

His daughter was a champion at the Highland Fling).

Nothing rivals the fine frenzy of a Highland fling danced outside a tent on a still, damp night.

Paris is off on a Highland fling.

From a certain angle they looked like they were performing a Highland Fling.

Do you think it is the highland fling?'

It is widely called the Highland fling.

Two male clans perform together, with frisky steps, as if in a friendly Highland fling competition.

Governor Whitman recalls doing highland flings and dancing very carefully around crossed swords on a floor.

"I could have taken my clothes off and done the highland fling and nobody would have noticed," he said.

How fortunate for us both he didn't decide to play the Highland Fling!'

The Highland Fling 500 - The race takes place in Scotland.

Highland Fling not only held the world's two-mile record, and the 2:10 race record as a two-year-old.

But with Highland Fling, a new Swan 60, the crew puts in the extra time to have it both ways.

The school newspaper is called The Highland Fling.

While attending high school, she developed an interest in journalism and became a staff member of the school newspaper, Highland Fling.

Highland Fling won the following major wins:

There was also a bouncing Highland Fling.

She grew up assuming everyone knew how to do a highland fling and weekends were spent dancing at ceilidhs rather than nightclubs.