Scurry in a sentence

Although it really won’t do for the entire population to scurry abroad for the winter months.

He would dart and scurry, hassling opponents and setting up teammates, stamping his hyperactive approach on every game, personifying the team whose relish for running put them on top of the world.

Slower courts put a lesser defensive strain on them and neutralise speedy Malaysian and Indonesian pairings which can make them scurry with the flat, fast game.

The Canadian Press spoke with several inmates last month who said mice scurry around at all hours of the day.

They scurry around behind her like little ants falling behind the Queen.

As the humble properties began filling with water, David’s mother Mari was forced to scurry up a ladder and seek refuge on a rickety shelf inside her ironing room.

For goalkeeper Scurry, the introduction of the first women's football league was a direct impact of the so-called 99ers' success.

The story is narrated retrospectively by Viv (Rachel Leskovac), who watches her younger self, played by Rose Galbraith, scurry and flutter across the stage like a banknote in a breeze.

This year, the 2024 show is being sponsored by Ramsbury Brewery and will include hot air ballooning, steam engines, vintage car displays, the British National Scurry Driving Championship, dog agility, and more.

When Lafayette was out of sight, says John Becica in “Trail Tales,” Quiz would scurry in search.

He started turning property upside down prompting people in the cottage, including his father, to scurry for cover,” said the prosecutor Mr Terrence Chakapuda.

Khalil says lights from the resort can confuse them, causing them to scurry up the beach instead of toward the water.

Only five teams remain as the contestants scurry to Siem Reap, Cambodia for what is bound to be one of the most crucial legs of the race.

Sometimes as lepers walked down the street people would shout “unclean, unclean,” to warn people to scurry away.

Therefore, most countries have chosen to embrace the path of finding employment opportunities for all those who have been seriously affected by the lockdown of economic activities, rather than forcing them to scurry for cover behind closed walls.

The video footage from the incident show police firing tear gas and later on live rounds while protestor scream and scurry for cover, some bloodied.

We have seen other players like 19-year-old Zion Williamson leverage their fame to shame by donating their own money to pay stadium workers and then force ownership to scurry up and pledge to do the same.

Gregory Glass spent 30 years watching rats scurry down Baltimore alleys, as a public health researcher at Johns Hopkins University.

If I wake up tomorrow morning and type, “Gonna write about Darnson Breeney and the Twins’ strategy of tandem chaining,” the higher-ups will pat me on the head and let me scurry away.

The takeaway resulted in Wall’s second rushing score, an 11-yard scurry to stretch the lead, 34-2.