"Scurried" Example Sentences
1. The mice scurried across the kitchen floor.
2. We scurried to catch the last train of the night.
3. The ants scurried around carrying pieces of food.
4. The rabbits scurried away from the approaching fox.
5. The squirrels scurried up the tree to avoid the dog.
6. The rats scurried through the dark alleyways.
7. The children scurried to find their missing toys.
8. The spiders scurried across the ceiling.
9. The chickens scurried to find shelter from the storm.
10. The hamsters scurried inside their cages when the lights came on.
11. The crabs scurried along the shoreline.
12. The beetles scurried through the tall grass.
13. The caterpillars scurried along the branches of the tree.
14. The roaches scurried around the filthy apartment.
15. The rats scurried through the old building's walls.
16. The lizards scurried across the hot sand.
17. The chipmunks scurried around the picnic area.
18. The frogs scurried to find a place to hide from the predator.
19. The spiders scurried along the web to catch their prey.
20. The snails scurried along the garden path.
21. The beetles scurried around the compost pile.
22. The rabbits scurried into their burrows at the first sign of danger.
23. The ants scurried to repair the damaged anthill.
24. The mice scurried under the baseboards to escape the cat.
25. The squirrels scurried across the telephone wires.
26. The hamsters scurried on their wheels all night long.
27. The bees scurried around the flowers collecting nectar.
28. The cockroaches scurried out of the drain when the water was turned on.
29. The rats scurried along the subway tracks.
30. The snails scurried to avoid the gardener's boots.
Common Phases
1. The mice
scurried across the kitchen floor; the cat watched them intently.
2. The ants
scurried back to their nest; the rain was starting to pour down.
3. The children
scurried up the stairs; their mother called them for dinner.
4. The people
scurried through the city streets; trying to avoid the rush hour traffic.
5. The squirrels
scurried up the tree; their acorns still in their mouths.