hurry away , auch: hurry off

She hurried away in front of us, through the door.

And he hurried away, which was also a good idea.

She turned the way they had come, and hurried away.

He hurried away, so she could not give them back.

He had no time to say anything as she hurried away.

The woman said she had never heard of such a person, and hurried away.

Did you ask her why she hurried away that night?

Quickly, the two of them hurried away from the fight.

Then she took her hand off my shoulder and hurried away.

"To be hurried away by every event is to have no political system at all."

So strong was the feeling that I wanted to hurry away from the place.

Asked her name as she hurried away from the phone, the woman said, "I don't got time."

They hurried away to join the people around the fire.

After a moment, he nodded to himself and hurried away.

She turned and hurried away toward one of the buildings.

Now I understand why he hurried away and came back all smiles.

He went bright red, said nothing, but just hurried away.

As I hurried away the man with the black glasses came up.

And shaking hands with all of us, he hurried away.

The young man sighed again, and made to hurry away.

Smiling, she hurried away to take an order at another table.

He hurried away down the studio street, toward his car.

His blood was ice, and many another man would probably have hurried away.

When it was over, most of the girls hurried away because they had to be home before dark.

She hurried away from the door, glad it was over.