(1) Chefs and Apprentices scurry around, cooking pastries and birds.

(2) Raincoated figures scurry into the school opposite.

(3) I was in such a scurry

(4) They decide to sink the boat to ensure it can't be salvaged, and are horrified when British sailors scurry out onto the deck and leap into the vast and dark Atlantic as the vessel sinks.

(5) The girls jump up and scurry over to the crustaceans for closer inspection.

(6) In Equinox Flower, Hirayama is left alone in an empty room as both his wife and daughter scurry in and out.

(7) They hear something scurry up the tree and Haldir cannot recognize it.

(8) After the frantic scurry of the days before our departure, it was soothing to have no telephone calls, no letters to answer, not much to do but look after the baby, and eat, drink and sleep.

(9) The Fembots have junk (found all over the stage), and scurry around like men on a mission between songs.

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(11) When someone accidentally bumps him on the street, his ranting makes bystanders scurry away.

(12) Crucifixes and virgin statues bob and wave humorously at the camera as the children scurry along.

(13) Newly emerged moths scurry to the nearest vertical surface, such as a wall, until their cuticles harden.

(14) We have come to see the tornado in all of its glory, not the ant-like humans that scurry about in its path.

(15) The sled disappeared in a scurry of snow

(16) Or when he steps off a train and into a crowd of photographers only to watch them scurry away when Ava Gardner emerges from an adjacent car.

(17) The rats scurry around ravenously, and the narrator realizes that they are waiting to devour his warm, dead flesh.

(18) The handkerchief began to plague me like a fly - as he said - flying around my head and eventually wound up scurrying into my jacket.

(19) Bridges fly over the entrance route so, through the glass slot over the entrance, the public can see their civil servants scurrying or drifting about.

(20) What, then, is the status of the direct, point-blank parody of bureaucrats scurrying behind blue blinds?