make tracks

Some low fellows, they say, said to him—Tom, why don't you make tracks for Canada?'

You seem straight enough, and we will make tracks as you suggest.

My advice to you is, make tracks for your starvation desert.

I'm going out there as fast as I can make tracks for the West.

If he adds big hobnails to make tracks with, he is sure of himself.

Now you part and make tracks for home, one on foot and one in a fly.

Get our hands loose first, then our legs, then kill them fellows and make tracks.

But I've got to make tracks, for if she were here, where would I put her?

So it does, and I reckon the best thing we can do is to make tracks for some place of safety.

"I'll make tracks for the south, too," said Tartarin to himself.