The ball skittered on the grass to the goal line.
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The maid skittered away to the back of the house.
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He skittered up the rock and poked his head inside.
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It hit a defensemen's skate and skittered into the net.
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Lizards skittered across the trail, throwing up puffs of dust.
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The inducer's indicator lights skittered with life like matches being struck.
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Latecomers skittered across the marble floor to avoid missing the curtain.
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The puck skittered over Howard's left pad and into the net.
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Some strode onto the sidewalk and some skittered across the carpet.
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Gardner scored when Hisashi Iwakuma's pitch skittered away from catcher Steve Clevenger.
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The ball skittered past a helpless Penedo and into the Panama net.
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Flames skittered down the hills toward avocado orchards, neighboring streets — and him.
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An errant child's Water wing skittered on the surface of the pool.
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But soon after, the bison turned around and ran toward Reinke, who skittered away.
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Alexander Steen fed him in the slot, and Schenn's backhander skittered through Anderson's pads.
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It struck the bottom of the far post, and skittered along the same white line.
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The weather was sunny, crisp, cool; dried leaves, russet and umber, skittered across the walk.
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Zuccarello netted his team-leading 19th when a soft backhand skittered past Budaj at 9:21.
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The pair charged at each other before one skittered away and the other lost its footing.
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After chasing down a ball that had skittered away, he glanced toward the first-base coaching box.
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The windowsills were crumbling, the bathtub would hardly drain, and mice and cockroaches skittered across the warped floor.
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Gardner then scored when a hard grounder from McCann skittered off the glove of first baseman Logan Morrison.
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The finale aired last April, and the rhyme skittered by without making a blip on the collective outrage meter.
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His cell phone skittered across the floor during the dive; he was carrying only the cheeseburger he'd been eating.
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I rigged homemade traps filled with peanut butter to try and catch the rats that skittered under my bunk.
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The sun peeked out, then skittered behind clouds, with a make-up-your-mind ambivalence typical to Seattle summers.
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China's economic slowdown has also skittered financial markets as it seeks to rebalance its economy toward consumption-led growth.
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Zadina took a shot from the right circle that skittered through traffic and beat Murray through the five-hole.
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The puck skittered off his stick toward Matthews, who flipped a shot from the left circle just inside the crossbar.
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Plates were piled high with young bamboo shoots, pan dulce and even live blue crabs, which skittered across the tablecloth.
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Plagued by monstrous visions and furniture that skittered across her bedroom floor, Lucie was in dire need of an understanding bestie.
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But the puck skittered to Smith, who fired a shot past a sprawling Greiss for his fourth goal of the series.
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The testimony skittered from cringe-worthy sexual details to accusations and denials of drunken debauchery to one juvenile exchange over flatulence.
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While nobody in either party has ever described him as restrained, he's gotten worse since he skittered past the impeachment crisis.
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Larkin backhanded a shot that skittered off Khudobin's right pad and Mantha, camped out in front, flicked it into the goal.
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You're all about flashy marketing so you didn't notice that the bill was junk, so lame that even Republicans skittered away.
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Every time I hiked through the scrub, road runners, fence lizards, kangaroo rats and blacktail jackrabbits skittered under the creosote bushes.
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He was stationed in front of the Capitals' net when Nico Hischier's shot bounced off Palmieri's stick and skittered into the goalmouth.
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What was on the mind of the red astromech with the bad motivator, or the mouse droid that skittered away from Chewbacca?
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Beauvillier barely missed extending the lead with 5:57 left, when his backhand shot clanged off the left post and skittered away.
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One by one, we skittered across it, the Afghan officers pausing to spray bullets in the general direction of the Taliban positions.
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The Penguins tied the game at 8:48 when Juuso Riikola's shot bounced off the top post and skittered out into the crease.
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After filling the bases with no outs, Diaz's hard grounder to the left side skittered off Galvis' glove and into short left field.
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As I stood and judged her for not embracing these four girls from her husband's youngest wife, a cockroach skittered across the floor.
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The ball skittered away from Gardner and Betts slid safely into third with a triple, but Robertson bounced back to strike out Benintendi.
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A foot-long alligator lizard skittered in front of me, pausing to pump out a couple of quick pushups before vanishing into the brush.
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Different accounts skittered across the media landscape in the wake of her exit, and Jones-as-Omarosa stepped in to clear up any questions.
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The dancers sat still, skittered backward on their heels, performed marvels of adagio control, slapped the floor and sprang up from it in jumps.
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Later she skittered across the studio in a series of blisteringly fast backward-traveling leaps; again, the impression was both brilliant and almost frighteningly inhuman.
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Chihuahuas skittered around on the carpet, and a cluster of teenage boys had claimed a spot by the elevators, a speaker thumping with hip-hop.
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When I was a kid, our pregnant dog skittered away from the first puppy that dropped out of her body in a burst of fluid.
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The puck skittered free and into the crease, where Bowey controlled it for a moment before Coleman swiped it and tucked a shot past Bernier.
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There was a history of such slips against outsiders, too: In 2004, the French faltered against Greece, while in 1996, they skittered against the Czech Republic.
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As a nation watched transfixed, the testimony skittered from cringe-worthy sexual details to accusations and denials of drunken debauchery to one juvenile exchange over flatulence.
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In the closing rendition of "Rise," she skittered across the stage and convulsed on the floor, a suggestion of the "tearing down" she later spoke of.
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I stood on the streets of Wan Chai, alone except for a few fellow marchers who skittered away every few minutes to avoid the riot police.
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With wires trailing behind them, they resemble critters that have skittered from the basement's dark corners, scattered around, and set themselves down to face all directions.
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But just as one worker was organizing papers at his desk that day, the cursor on his computer suddenly skittered across the screen of its own accord.
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For the next week, smoke from forest fires igniting all around Russia descended on the city, and my heart intermittently skittered in my chest like a rat.
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Garland's slap shot was deflected by Blackwood and the puck skittered out of the crease before Arizona center Alex Galchenyuk corralled it and dished to Ekman-Larsson.
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However, the puck took a quirky bounce and skittered past Bishop to Bertuzzi, who tucked the shot into the net before Bishop could get back into position.
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But he was sprawled face down on the ice as the puck skittered to his right and Tavares swooped in and put it home with 52.3 seconds left.
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Namestnikov gave the Rangers a 3-2 lead when he scored short-handed on a shot that went off Murray's stick and skittered in off the goalie's body.
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The puck skittered into the crease and remained there for a moment before Cirelli was able to dive ahead of Binnington and fire his shot into the net.
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With rain picking up, Fowler hit his approach shot right of the green, and his chip skittered past the flag into the water, incurring a two-shot penalty.
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Tkachuk's shot bounced off the left post, skittered behind Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak and trickled across the goal line as Halak pounced for the puck a moment too late.
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Forsberg snapped a five-game goal-less drought on a wrister that hit off a defender's skate and skittered by Braden Holtby at 6:45 for his ninth goal.
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Kane, Blackhawks pull away from Flames CHICAGO — The game between the Chicago Blackhawks and Calgary Flames was scoreless, and the puck skittered across the neutral zone during a harmless play.
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Brandon Sutter's shot was deflected by Greiss, but the puck skittered to Schaller, who corralled and shuffled the puck before firing it past a sprawling Greiss with 5:04 left.
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Bonavista Journal BONAVISTA, Newfoundland — Shannon Mouland steadied himself in an aluminum boat, shotgun raised, as a thick-billed murre skittered above the slate-gray waters of the North Atlantic. Boom!
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Prompto, the blonde, goofy member of our quartet, had just set the timer of his camera and skittered back to the scenic spot so we could all take a photo together.
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Bergeron won his faceoff against the Islanders' Mathew Barzal in the Boston zone, after which the puck skittered towards the net as Eberle and Bruins defenseman Brandon Carlo chased after it.
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He calls the game at a feverish pace, using a wildly creative glossary of verbs (where pucks are feathered, acked, paddled, skittered or pinwheeled) and tossing in stories and rule explanations.
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The trio skittered back and forth like fencers; walked in slow, molten motion; and broke into a skipping pattern with corresponding turns of the head, falling into and out of unison.
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A question about taxes became a protest about why nothing had been done to close tax loopholes, then abruptly skittered into a condemnation of President Obama's actions in the Middle East.
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Islanders center Brock Nelson won a faceoff deep in the Coyotes' zone and the puck skittered to Boychuk, whose slap shot sailed past Arizona goalie Louis Domingue at the 20:83 mark.
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Larkin put Detroit in front at the 13:31 mark when he lifted a shot from the left circle that skittered over Andersen's right shoulder and caught the inside of the crossbar.
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The closest the Toronto man-advantage units came to scoring was Parenteau's shot with 20 seconds left in the second period, which rang off the post behind Rask and skittered harmlessly away.
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Stamkos had two putback attempts, the second of which bounced off the left post and skittered to Hedman, who finished what he started by tucking home the rebound with 48.6 seconds left.
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Black lizards covered with white speckles, known as lagartijas Magallanicas, skittered across the ground, and the desiccated corpse of a guanaco, a wild grazer related to the llama, baked beneath the sun.
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Aside from the breaking ball that skittered away from Romine, a one-hop grounder bounced over the head of the drawn-in shortstop Didi Gregorius and brought home Xander Bogaerts for the tying run.
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Holly had started off the walk on the Upper East Side with a shoe for each paw, but by this point she was down to just two as she skittered around with her ball.
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After his shot bounced off the right post, Barkov chased the puck down, skated around the back of the Islanders' net and passed to Dadonov, whose shot glanced off Lehner and skittered into the net.
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NEWTON, Iowa — On the coldest day of winter so far, Cindy Pollard skittered up icy walkways in her white nurse's sneakers, trying to persuade undecided, indifferent and sometimes hostile voters to caucus for Hillary Clinton.
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Flames captain Mark Giordano's centering pass struck Nashville Predators left winger Filip Forsberg's left skate and skittered into the net 43 seconds into overtime, enabling Calgary to rally for a crazy 6-5 win at Bridgestone Arena.
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Indeed, almost every mention of Putin in the course of Trump's trip was disorienting, as he skittered from saying that the Russian President was "nice to me" to warning that NATO was selling itself into Russian slavery.
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First, he suggested that the only way to stop a President Hillary Clinton, and the federal judges she would appoint, is via the Second Amendment, raising the specter of armed revolt -- an interpretation he soon skittered back from.
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Jake Guentzel attempted to backhand a shot toward Greiss, but the puck skittered across the crease and toward Malkin, who dove ahead of Adam Pelech and hit the ice as he poked the shot past a sprawling Greiss.
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Five strokes later — including a bunker shot that skittered over the green and a dicey uphill pitch that mockingly rolled back to where he was standing — Spieth, his shoulders slumped, tramped from the hole with a triple bogey.
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If this is another great unraveling for the Cubs, then the ground ball that skittered under the glove of Leon Durham in 23 and the fan Steve Bartman's interference of 20123 will have company in their history of heartbreak.
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However, Molina delivered an insurance run in St. Louis' half of the eighth with an RBI single to left that scored Grichuk, who walked and moved into scoring position when reliever Adam Warren's pickoff attempt skittered away into foul ground.
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While my mother toured J. L. Hudson, a Detroit department store, I skittered over to a rack of paperbacks, most with a pastel image of a girl in a skirt on the cover and a square of plaid on the spine.
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The event has earnest, easygoing charm: Concerts inevitably start late; the intermissions go on forever; Lucy Dhegrae, the founder and director, gives casually unscripted speeches; this year, a duo skittered around the theater during pauses, breaking into impromptu close harmonies.
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Blackwood slowed a shot by Kane, but the puck skittered across the crease and to DeBrincat, who backhanded the rebound under the stick of New Jersey defenseman P.K. Subban and into the corner of the net at the 9:35 mark.
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But Baez bobbled a grounder that cost him a chance to throw out Hunter Pence in the second and Zobrist misplayed a two-out liner by Pagan in the fourth as it skittered past him for a double that placed runners at second and third.
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Throughout the game, he still showed signs of inherent bias, like when he skittered away from Darnell's attempt to shake his hand as if the host were about to beat him up, and then balked when the final category — "Lives That Matter" — came up.
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Green skittered inside, his red braid dangling out of a "Prurience"-branded baseball cap, a bulging Ikea bag hefted over his shoulder, audience members were encouraged to take seats, write expectations for the evening on scraps of paper and mix unawares with the actors in the crowd.
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As the senators skittered between plans that would result in the loss of insurance coverage for as many as twenty-two or maybe thirty-two million Americans, some of them, including Heller and Susan Collins, expressed genuine concern about the devastating effect the bill would have on their constituents.
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LOS ANGELES — The 7003th Academy Awards ceremony skittered between the serious and the silly on Sunday night, taking time both to acknowledge #MeToo and to hand out hot dogs at an adjacent movie theater, but the show ultimately emerged as a powerful call for inclusion and diversity in Hollywood.
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The events leading up to present, Jonathan sucker-punched in a grocery store parking lot — — his reusable shopping bag on its side, the chocolate cake he had been instructed to pickup from the Bakery skittered across the pavement in its plastic shell, the SpongeBob depicted in colorful frosting now warped and grotesquely skewed — — could be traced back to a simple, harmless, miscommunicated facial gesture.
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The puck skittered along the boards before Philadelphia right winger Jakub Voracek corralled it and passed to Cousins, who tucked a shot past Greiss as he cut in front of the goalie Okposo tied it with a second-effort goal in which he was surrounded by five Flyers — including Wayne Simmonds and Claude Giroux — yet managed to put his own rebound underneath Mason's legs.
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As they drove out of the Cortober side of town, a parade of drunken women skittered toward the bridge in glittery cowboy hats and stretch-nylon skirts, with bottles of Skinny Prosecco to hand and in their eyes the dissolute, the haunted look of a three-day hen at its fag end and emblazoned on their tight-fitting T-shirts the legend " MOHILL PUSSY POSSE, " and with something already close to love he turned to see the tip of Katherine's nose rise to match his own disdain.
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