nimbly

He started toward the light, stepping nimbly over the dead.

They stood aside nimbly at the door as another woman came in.

He walked so nimbly and with such sure steps that next to him I was like a child.

When it was over, she slipped away from him and got nimbly to her feet.

He reached for her again, but she danced nimbly away.

She nimbly read through the beginning, messed up, tried again.

The other response came from the players, and the coach who had so nimbly prepared them.

He talked funny, with a deep, nimbly kind of voice.

He sprang nimbly into the train, the woman following him.

He reached for her and she stepped nimbly behind a chair.

He made his way nimbly upward, with Tom's eyes following every movement.

Then he placed something upon his face and worked nimbly, still in darkness.

He got nimbly to his feet and fled down the passage.

She watched as the heavy brown man climbed nimbly into the car.

In a moment the lady had sprung up nimbly to her feet.

The guy nimbly walked along the ladder and dropped next to me.

She tried to pull it off, but the little man skipped nimbly out of her way.

But Mills can say just about anything, and more nimbly than your average human (or machine).

She whispered some words to it, then leapt nimbly to its back.

Hawk's fingers moved nimbly, almost too quickly for the eye to follow.

The girl simply moved nimbly from side to side, but gave very little ground.

He grabbed for her hand, but she slipped nimbly out of reach.

He dropped nimbly down the shaft and found himself in darkness.

Nimbly I step forward to hold the door open.

In another moment he had leaped nimbly to his feet, and was moving swiftly toward the door.