run for the hills
head for the hills
take to the hills
take to the woods

As I said, you had best run for the hills with me.

"And in the House they are sort of running for the hills," he added.

But he doesn't want anybody to run for the hills over that, either.

On the other hand, those investors who didn't run for the hills are still in the market.

Are you going to stand by your employee and her story, or run for the hills?

It was one of those cases, he said, "where everybody runs for the hills."

If it were to become law, any family with two or more children and an income of $100,000 ought to run for the hills.

Others, it was suspected, had simply run for the hills.

The men climbed through it and ran for the hills.

That's when, as an actress, you almost feel like running for the hills.

Some people are intrigued by it - others run for the hills.

After that comment, he was lucky she wasn't running for the hills.

But if someone asks how much you weigh, run for the hills.

"I'm surprised you didn't just tell these people, sure, no problem, then run for the hills."

When it does, some experts advise, run for the hills.

In fact, he himself had run for the hills. "

I can already feel technicians running for the hills, saying, 'Snow?

It needs our support - and hell, when we are running for the hills, we'll need its potatoes.

What makes you think I won't cut my losses and run for the hills?"

"When people hear the word 'educational' they run for the hills," he said.

I had run for the hills at the first hint of cologne.

"You have to keep your focus in front of you, or you'll feel like running for the hills."

They weren't running for the hills yet in the Mets' training camp.

It's human nature to run for the hills when shares fall, but such behaviour can be counterproductive.

"No one has abandoned their deposit and run for the hills.