If a sudden weight comes, a man who is midway has to scurry 50 or more yards to get to safety.
They did not talk about scurrying elsewhere or seeking a bolt hole.
There was a scurry of activity immediately after privatisation.
There are litigants in person who go scurrying from court to court with ever-increasing bundles of papers.
This is an engine scurrying ahead of the main line of wagons, blowing its little whistle and emitting a pleasant plume of steam.
She sent her researchers scurrying to find every bad statistic and every chance remark made by a commentator to construct a dreary litany of gloom.
Although in many presidential election years congressional candidates scurry to appear with the person at the 'top of the ticket', this is not always the case.
This sombre view was accompanied by the unceasing scurry and whistle of wind among hundreds of guy wires, and the deep organ tones of the slotted tubular radio masts.
