brush by , auch: brush past

She brushed by me without a word and started through the sitting room.

Had being brushed by that force kept her from us?

The next moment two men brushed by him, and one seemed to have something under his arm.

He put his arm out but she brushed by it.

"I think you better get back with your friends," he told the student, brushing by him.

"I just got close enough to brush by her," she said.

And brushing by her he went on down the stairs.

I brushed by soldiers, but none of them stopped me.

He made to brush by me but I barred his way.

She made a move to brush by him without answering.

It was as if he had been brushed by an electric current.

The student brushed by his friends and ran into the classroom.

Rather as if he now moved on the edge of some action; brushed by it, but not the true focus point.

The woman brushed by them and peered up the road.

He opened my door, and I brushed by him to climb in.

But I brushed by him and went straight to my cabin.

He brushed by the captain and headed for the door.

Eyes turned as she walked slowly across the room, brushing by this man and that.

She brushed by him, went into the living room with the ghost of a smile.

"At last year's fair, we had one or two students brush by the table," he said.

The name came from the fact that they stood so close to the king as to be brushed by his sleeves.

The gray men, pleading with their hands, continued to brush by.

Alfonso brushed by her to take the old woman in his arms.

In escaping the bank, the man was brushed by a car and fell.

She brushed by him and stretched out on the sofa.