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carry away









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It’s easy to get carried away by the enticing places that rank atop the lists.

From MarketWatch

"If you look back at the last five games we've played, they are still three-two up against us, so we won't get carried away with the result, but the beer tastes a little better."

From Barron's

What England need to be careful of, though, is getting carried away with the pace and bounce and bowling too short.

From BBC

Touring teams can see the ball fly through and get carried away, bowling too short.

From BBC

BBC Verify has confirmed at least a dozen other videos from Dar es Salaam showing people with a range of injuries, some of whom are being carried away.

From BBC