scurry造句

Scurry can indicate great or hurried activity scurry

He should advoid hurry scurry.

Make people scurry, or airplanes fly.

I heard the scurry of feet outside.

There was a great scurry for bargains.

a/the scurry of feet in the room above

Students scurry around campus during the bleak winter months; they rarely dawdle.

Two angry gods hurling boulders at one another while the ants scurry below.

Scamper,scurry and scuttle indicate people or animals running with short,quick per

Millions of terrified beings scurry about through senseless mazes of tunnels and lanes.

Living stripped cats scurry up and down, protruding left and right, smart as lightning.

As we walked along, we saw a rabbit pop up from its burrow and scurry across the field.

"They must scurry back through the grimy crevices from where they had crept," says the New Times.

In front of a shop, a woman in a top hat and leather boots addresses men as they scurry past.

Or keep frogs in pickle jars in bedrooms. Or even watch ants scurry across cracks in the summer sidewalk.

But while there is suggestive evidence, cockroaches have not been proved guilty of causing disease outbreaks through the germs they scurry around with.

The conclusion of the 25 major search expeditions, which set out to solve the puzzle was that Franklin's men had succumbed to scurry, starvation, stress and hypothermia.

Thanks to god give me a good sister, otherwise oneself in the "friends" between my parents and sure hurry-scurry, able to deal with.

One particular sequence in the first level has players scurry through backyards and finally climb into a treehouse, where a child has left crayon drawings of his family, house and teddy bear.

Hordes of shoppers, workers, skinny expat wives pushing babies in prams and chic executives scurry across the thoroughfares, threading across some of the most expensive real estate in the world.

Yes, we'd go there sometimes, but it was scary when it started creating conflict, and so I'd scurry back to that safe place... talking about the kids, money, what we'd do for the weekend.