head over ears

They were head over ears in love with each other.

At any rate, he's head over ears in love with her.

The actress fell head over ears in love with him.

I care about what you're doing, even if I'm not as head over ears in love with it as you are.

Since then they had been deep in debt, head over ears in it.

Before he even knew it, he was head over ears in love with his pretty neighbour.

1 obviously head over ears in love with Miss .

Jean is a marvellous creature, and Hubert's head over ears.

With us, a woman is usually head over ears in love with an author before she attempts to lay siege to him.

And all at once - the princess had won the hero's heart -- my Dymov fell head over ears in love.

And the truth was, she wryly admitted to herself, that she was head over ears in love with the man.

Head over ears."

If I ever gain the power to write, I shall throw myself head over ears into Flemish composition."

But not three yards from shore, I plumped in head over ears; and if ever I was heard of more, it was rather by God's grace than my own prudence.

She had fallen head over ears for the earl in the brief time she'd known him, but she couldn't quite believe that he had done likewise for the plain Miss Cherrystone.

Meanwhile, on receipt of the present, please send me a few lines in reply, with some advice, because I am head over ears in difficulty here, what with the weather, the expense, and Whymper.

he found himself head over ears in deep water, rapid water, water that bore him along with a force he could not contend with; and he knew that in his blind panic he had run straight into the river!

She was head over ears in love with him from the first moment she saw him in Amesbury...in fact, it's my belief that she was in love with him even before that, like every other girl in Britain.

Give your nature the reins for once in your life; fall head over ears in love with some other water sprite and plunge down head first into a deep pool, so that the Herr Professor and all of us may have our hands free again.

And with that she began making very merry and declaring that if one could only have looked into every room one would have seen some funny sights--the little people going it head over ears and a good lot of swells, too, playing the swine rather harder than the rest.

To this the king agreed, and Wali Dad sent the merchant to Nekabad, with a number of attendants, and with such handsome presents that the prince came at once, fell head over ears in love with the princess, and married her at Wali Dad's palace amidst a fresh outburst of rejoicings.