Sentence examples for scooted out from inspiring English sources
"scooted out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to quickly and casually leaving a place or situation. Example: After finishing their meals, the kids scooted out of the restaurant to go play in the nearby park. In this sentence, "scooted out" implies that the kids left quickly and without much fuss. It could also suggest that they were eager to leave and go do something else.
We just scooted out to Fort George for a couple of beers and a late night snack.
Kevin then returned to the back of the kitchen to help prepare food for his father, as Steve scooted out to the family's badly dented car for another delivery.
At his young age, Alexander McQueen, who scooted out at the end of his show for Givenchy in a baggy denim jumpsuit, has a greater claim to bad 1980's rock references than Mr. Ungaro does.
Andy Pino died at University Hospital in Newark at noon on Friday, as a result of being struck after he scooted out from a row of cars and sport utility vehicles waiting at a traffic light in front of his home, said Lt. Edward Baginski of the Elizabeth Police Department.
As a citizen, I penned passionate letters of protest when his secret Cambodia bombings were revealed, and like everyone -- I was amazed that the man who ordered a massive criminal cover-up scooted out scot-free.
This could not be verified because after Bolt's group interview, he scooted out a door.
In our dreamlife we scoot out ahead of everybody with Studebaker' tremendous surge of strength.
I had turned, before scooting out that morning, framed in the kitchen door.
Ireland, in their trademark green, scoot out from that very wide tunnel at Twickers.
It was an unspectacular goal, Aiden McGeady taking possession 20 yards from goal and scooting out to his left before chipping back into the area.
A few people did not honor the deal, scooting out at the end of "Inglourious Basterds," Quentin Tarantino's revenge fantasy about Jews killing Nazis, which was screened Wednesday night.
