"We hotfoot it over there and try to get them before they leave."

I let go, hotfooted it to the wall, moved over and pulled open the door.

We get a call to hotfoot it over here and make sure you two are all right."

I hotfooted it to your door, only to be refused entry.

I decide to hotfoot it down to the next floor and try that toilet.

At that point, they had paid their bill, and hotfooted it over to Bart's.

He and his pal hotfooted it down the corridor after the other soldier.

I'd have a couple of hours in the office then hotfoot it up into the Dales for the afternoon.

Oh, hell, she had no doubt hotfooted it to the store after seeing her with Leo.

An emergency evacuation was executed as the fire hotfooted it closer.

He hotfooted it back to Seventh Street and took cover behind a tree.

Look, you better hotfoot it back to the beach and meet Mall and her boys.

"Sorry, gotta go now," she said to the animals, and hotfooted it back to her place at the table.

A moment later, he has entered the Daisy wing men's room and is hotfooting it toward one of the stalls.

Which I guess is simply hotfooting it south."

He hotfooted it around to my door, seized my purchases, and made for the steps.

The complaint never went anywhere, largely because the prisoner hotfooted it to heaven knows where after being released.

We paralleled the steps and hotfooted it into the parking lot, using what weeds grew there for cover.

I hotfooted it downstairs to the dispatch desk, where players must sign in before heading out for their match.

The civilians that aren't hotfooting it for the South are marching on the capital, getting ready to tear the place down.

So, with our supply train gone, too, I decided our best course was to hotfoot it north while still we could travel."

"And you hotfooted it right home and told it all to Rose.

If the spinner had had no spatial limit, he would've hotfooted it straight north.

She ran the scan for explosives, homing devices, while Peabody hotfooted it.

He'll hotfoot it out of there a different way and make for a hidden substation just like Cranston did."

Plus a new valet arrives hotfoot from somewhere called Downton Abbey.

Everyone in the city below the walls had tried to squeeze into the citadel, and many of the folk from the countryside had come hotfoot as well when the story winged its way across the island.

For instance, in the very first passage it gives a much better explanation of what all the excitement is about when a messenger arrives hotfoot telling of the habitual 'skirmish of wit' between Beatrice and Benedict provides the comedy with its starting-point, as in the play itself.