Sentence examples for scuttle out from inspiring English sources

2016, a year of political turmoil, saw many earwigs of mainstream culture and media scuttle out from their desks at broadsheet newspapers and demonstrate their absolute ignorance and stupidity.

Cockroaches scuttle out of the boat, and her fears make sleep almost impossible.

It would shift the dynamic so suddenly, and require treading on such volatile emotional territory, that we would often politely say goodbye and scuttle out the door.

Scuttling out from the wings comes Tom Hanks.

Although it would be a remarkable political gamble, alternative options, midway between pressing on and scuttling out, are certainly under discussion.

I was picking some tomatoes the other day, and a pair of pheasants scuttled out from under the tomato bushes and flew up right in my face.

For the record I have immediately scuttled out blushing and shocked into reality when I am confronted by the apparatus on the walls.

Last week's Tory attack poster cynically wrecked any cross-party work on social care: "Now Gordon wants £20,000 when you die" – like a spider trapped under a glass, the Nasty Party has scuttled out, and with a newfound malevolence.

From a tiny ladybird alighting on a thumb, to a shimmering violet ground beetle scuttling out from an upturned rock, they are ideal objects of study for any nascent naturalist; not too slimy and less likely to sting than some other creepy-crawlies.

If the atomic bomb drops, Brody might just come scuttling out from under the rubble.

With all of these salacious stories scuttling out like fiending cockroaches -- classless ex wives declaring Carradine kinky (yeah...so?)...so