darted

In January 7, 2008, five Iranian speedboats darted around three U.S. warships in the Straits of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf.

As cameras rolled, Conroy darted out the front door of the home with a jacket over her head and raced to a waiting car.

Unable to refuse the mother of a “privileged” client, Grasty darted out of bed immediately and took control of the situation.

When Donny refused, Johnny darted for the knife rack in the kitchen.

Aristide darted off like a dragon-fly in the sunshine, as happy as a child with a new toy.

Chinese lanterns hung from the trees and in festoons around the bandstands and darted about in the hands of the revellers.

She watched him, and suddenly a suspicion darted through her mind—a suspicion that he suspected them.

He darted his eyes quickly in her direction, recalling a time before when he had intimated something of the kind.

I knew then that there was not an instant to be lost, and like a flash I darted along the gallery and down the stairs.