I did some scuttling of my own, moving to my right toward the road.

The house and its grounds were silent, except for the occasional scuttling of dry leaves.

He could hear the scuttling of small animals in the undergrowth and birds singing.

The scuttling of the sale also increased the pressure on the city's $4 billion capital budget.

The scuttling of claws in the wall above.

Ironically, it might have been an effort to promote local scenery that led to the scuttling of this plan.

An endless scuttling of claw on brick underlaid her words.

Sure enough, there was a quick scuttling of feet, and moments later Prime One entered.

Palestinian officials, furious over the scuttling of the United Nations team, say the opposite is true.

They came to her in a scuttling of wooden legs, clustering about her.

This case involved the scuttling of a ship carrying more than 200,000 tons of crude oil.

That was the key: to his involvement in the deliberate scuttling of the trade talks, and in something else as well.

He heard the noise of movement, the scuttling of claws against the passage surface.

Some spills even occur from intentional scuttling of old tankers in order to collect insurance.

It circled the raft, following her awkward scuttling.

On 16 April, a week after her scuttling, Tor was raised from the harbour.

From all around them there came the scuttling of Abadon's long, jointed legs.

Damage sustained during the battle prompted the scuttling of Kormoran.

They had risen above life, and how the suffering of those still in the material realm seemed like the scuttling of ants to them.

On 21 June 1919 he ordered the scuttling of the fleet to prevent the British from seizing the ships.

At first he heard nothing; then dimly came a sound, faint: a scrabbling, like a chitinous scuttling.

Then Forester moved forward in the peculiar scuttling, zigzagging run of the experienced soldier who expects to be shot at.

And with a scuttling of claws, the scorpions got out of the way of the flames.

"Such scuttling is not such a rare occurrence in our district, Claude, I do assure you."

Somewhere, down the vault, out of the range of my lamp, I heard the scuttling of a large rodent.

Within, the briefest of scuttles was heard, and then dead silence.

The scuttles had been opened to ventilate the interior of the ship.

Mr. Scuttle filed this away rapidly as though for future reference.

Even the scuttles were opened, the sea being calm enough to allow it, but this too was to no avail.

We can certainly prefer not carrying endless scuttles of coal up from the cellar.

They did not again leave the scuttles, and noted every detail of this fantastical continent.

One of the scuttles of the projectile was open.

All the scuttles had been hermetically nailed up.

Both shaving scuttles and mugs usually have a handle, but some have none.

The stars turned out to pay tribute to Fred Scuttle - better known to us as.?

They talk to a seagull named Scuttle who explains each thing that they find (but not accurately).

They advanced and retreated in stiff-legged scuttles, raising cheers with each flurry of blows.

Michel Ardan wanted to open one of the scuttles and throw himself on to the moon's surface!

Mr. Scuttle leaned back, relaxing his business manner.

Mr. Scuttle was unable to help thawing slightly.

She and Flounder go in search of human objects, which they take to a seagull named Scuttle for appraisal.

It was not understood at the time that torpedo blasts could spring the scuttles open and thus ruin the protective intent.

Bernard Scuttles - chief of hospital security and boyfriend of Eddie's mum.

At first Ariel is afraid of Scuttle, but they become friends after he helps them rescue Sebastian.

This was an intense cold, which soon covered the inside of the glass of the scuttles with a thick coating of ice.

But, through the scuttles, Barbicane saw a prolonged smoke, the flames of which were immediately extinguished.

But before they can get out, they are accidentally flushed down the toilet by Mrs. Scuttle.

Dorsel checked the map and found out they had to go to Seaweed Scuttle.

And at this moment Latimer called down the scuttles: "Hump!

Now that they weren't moving, so that the scuttles on deck no longer carried cool air below, his day room would be a metal oven.

He scuttled across to the other side and looked out.

He'd have to scuttle around a bit and find some more.

He could hear them scuttling back, away from the light.

When the man saw me he scuttled down and made off.

The next thing I knew, she scuttled back into the house.

I scuttled clear of the table and came to my feet.

They, in turn, are making the most of their last, best chance to scuttle the park.

They have scuttled all efforts to end it ever since.

"Just with those who scuttled her in a matter of minutes."

Before he could stop her, the Rose scuttled into the house.

He scuttled across the floor to put his arms around her.

He heard the men behind him scuttle away in fear.

Several times he heard something scuttling away from them but did not see what it was.

Then she scuttled away before Sister could start her questions.

The school has scuttled its program for 1989-90 because of budget problems.

Or, rather, I had tried to be, then scuttled away when it went wrong.

But he said local Republicans, now out of power, scuttled it.

Something that could have been pain scuttled across his face.

A red train scuttled under the road and came to a stop.

He came out after about five minutes and scuttled over to my desk.

Otherwise, the company would risk having its deal scuttled by the Government.

So he started scuttling off away from the house, up toward the road we'd arrived on.

Every time the soldiers moved him, he scuttled back to his place.

I sat on the edge of the table and scuttled toward the middle.

She made the word sound like something with little legs scuttling along the floor.

Of course they may scupper them at once in revenge.

We hand them over to the police and that scuppers Ramirez.

I think he'd like to scupper us even if he did know where it was,' said Campbell.

Along the way the marines try to scupper their plans.

Q: What do you feel about him trying to scupper this deal?

A single issue appeared, but technical problems scuppered the second.

Anybody who's come here and taken charge like this would probably scupper us.

They could not understand why I refused to join in and scuppered their plan.

"Yes, the fish tried to scupper us, but we had their numbers.

After a series of unfortunate events, the wedding would be scuppered.

In short, the school's ideological basis scuppered most student's intellectual potential.

Defeat to Peru, though, scuppered their best ever chance of getting past the group stage.

Continuing with this policy will scupper the expectations of European citizens.

The international campaign succeeded and the development was scuppered.

But his plans were scuppered when he graduated in June 2008, just as the economy began to collapse.

That scuppered me in more ways than one, Jen.

Cruise lines cannot afford to let this accident scupper the market.

They also claim some developers would use the power to scupper rival projects.

The rocks, upon which the company was scuppered, emerge in ever sharper form.

He is about to escape on a train when Patty sees him and scuppers his plans.

But the increasingly popular game was nearly scuppered in its infancy by the powers that be.

Unfortunately though, the deal was scuppered when he broke his wrist on the day of signing.

The French and Dutch have scuppered the project, yet you go on as if this never happened.

In April 1987, the Governor was scuppered by his wardrobe.

Scuppers the dog has an irresistible urge to sail the sea.

He scuttled across to the other side and looked out.

He'd have to scuttle around a bit and find some more.

He could hear them scuttling back, away from the light.

When the man saw me he scuttled down and made off.

The next thing I knew, she scuttled back into the house.

I scuttled clear of the table and came to my feet.

They, in turn, are making the most of their last, best chance to scuttle the park.

They have scuttled all efforts to end it ever since.

"Just with those who scuttled her in a matter of minutes."

Before he could stop her, the Rose scuttled into the house.

He scuttled across the floor to put his arms around her.

He heard the men behind him scuttle away in fear.

Several times he heard something scuttling away from them but did not see what it was.

Then she scuttled away before Sister could start her questions.

The school has scuttled its program for 1989-90 because of budget problems.

Or, rather, I had tried to be, then scuttled away when it went wrong.

But he said local Republicans, now out of power, scuttled it.

Something that could have been pain scuttled across his face.

A red train scuttled under the road and came to a stop.

He came out after about five minutes and scuttled over to my desk.

Otherwise, the company would risk having its deal scuttled by the Government.

So he started scuttling off away from the house, up toward the road we'd arrived on.

Every time the soldiers moved him, he scuttled back to his place.

I sat on the edge of the table and scuttled toward the middle.

She made the word sound like something with little legs scuttling along the floor.