Sentence examples for scuttle from from inspiring English sources

From May through October, newborn loggerhead turtles scuttle from their shells into the Gulf of Mexico.

Across Moscow, locals scuttle from A to B avoiding the huge phallic icicles which jut into the street from the spouts of drainpipes.

The film "undercuts any thought you might have had of Afghan women as mute, downtrodden victims meekly hiding under their burqas as they scuttle from home to market," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.

With the retreat of Iraq's armed forces to Baghdad and their scuttle from the main border crossing into Jordan, King Abdullah's forces have rushed to reinforce towns near the border.

Tanaz Eshaghian's "Love Crimes of Kabul" (coming to HBO July 11) undercuts any thought you might have had of Afghan women as mute, downtrodden victims meekly hiding under their burqas as they scuttle from home to market.

Take the teasing glide away from Ashley Williams and Séamus Coleman before he curled in his side's opening goal or, 23 seconds of game-time later, the pirouette and scuttle from a trio of broken opponents to spread confusion and pave the way for Marcos Alonso to crunch in a second.

She felt ratlike on campus, scuttling from shadow to shadow.

Frank dismissing an invertebrate colleague who scuttled from his office.

Fuentes and another doctor visited them and scuttled from room-to-room as Hamilton himself was given a transfusion.

Similarly, proposals for a new guest worker program, which were scuttled from the 1986 legislation because of opposition from labor and immigrant advocates, should again give us pause.

He scuttles from tree to tree, scanning for patterns in the pine needles, then drops to the ground and jams two fingers in the soil.