Review exercise: Fixing misplaced modifiers

Running fast gives her a headache.

OR

Soon after she starts running, she gets a headache.

Although tired, we shopped at the sale until the mall closed.

OR

Although we were tired, the sale was so good that we shopped until the mall closed.

OR THIS

The sale was so good that we shopped until the mall closed, even though we were tired.

Raging and blowing from the north, the blizzard on Saturday was terrible.

OR

On Saturday we had a terrible blizzard that raged and blew from the north.

To be considered by the top firms, you must have a professional-looking résumé.

OR

You must have a professional-looking résumé to be considered by the top firms.

Note that the sentence Your résumé must look professional to be considered by the top firms still contains a dangling modifier. Placed at the end of the sentence, the phrase to be considered by the top firms still illogically modifies the noun résumé.