scud

Others scudded south, using the wind instead of working against it.

He looked at her long and hard, emotion scudding across his face.

Between times, we scudded away to see how the dressing went on.

Ferguson had no other choice than to scud before the storm.

Low gray clouds were scudding past, most likely east to west, he thought.

It passed the city, scudding along at twenty miles an hour.

Look at the clouds scudding so quickly away from paradise.

An ugly little dark cloud was scudding from the north.

Of a sudden it tipped, scudded away, and was lost to view.

They scudded along, driven by a wind whose force was only beginning to be felt on the surface.

There was nothing to see, just stars and a few clouds scudding across the sky.

A black balloon with little lights scudding above the waves!

Clouds scudded across the moon, and they could see their breath in the cold air.

The Apache's gun went scudding a dozen feet across the court.

While they scudded along after the first tack, he lay quietly.

Clouds were scudding across the sky, and with them a rising wind.

Elaine looked out the window at the dark clouds scudding through the sky.

He glanced out to the lake, watching the sailboats scud past.

Clouds scudded across the sky with patches of blue here and there.

For an instant, a dim shape scudded away just beyond his reach.

They were now far beyond the city limits, and the train was scudding across the Indiana line at a great rate.

Clouds scudded across the sky and she knew it would be a fine day for sailing.

Later that day the wind began to increase, sending black clouds scudding before it.

Contempt scudded across his surface thoughts, plain for everyone to sense.

He scudded along the hall, heading for the stairway inside the building.