go on a spree

As a student, Charles goes on a spree with some friends in the country.

No one with a mortgage has ever gone on a spree.

And in good times when I'd a quid we'd both go on a spree.

With the phone, the boys go on a spree.

You'll never catch your little Ilse going on a spree again.

In the book shops he went on a spree.

Whenever we are in town we don't miss going on a spree.

How can we do this without giving every spending authority an excuse for going on a spree when it likes?

The two go on a spree, protesting and attacking people getting ready for their own Thanksgiving.

A mother and her teen-age daughter go on a spree after winning $60 million in a lottery.

Are the people granted bail then going out and going on a spree?

Go on a spree, or sing a comic song.

They decide to go on a spree of brutality by kidnapping a girl and a middle-aged man.

Nobody went on a spree of murderous revenge, neither at the party nor afterwards.

The entire town of Malmo went on a spree, and normality was suspended.

She was sorely tempted to cave right then, go on a spree and have the house decorated by the time he got home.

Brighten up the place when you go on a spree (5,3,4,3)

Williams had earned $2500 a week while he was away, so he cleared his debts, then went on a spree.

I then went on a spree, tossing bread crumbs onto almost everything but my morning oatmeal (though, come to think of it …).

One night a few of them went on a spree, and proceeded "to paint San Antonia red."

He is going on a spree.

"No one's going on a spree," she said.

A little more than 2 minutes later, Petrovic went on a spree that led the Nets to their second victory in three nights.

If you've gone on a spree and lack an Oscar Madison poker face, pay an adjusted duty.