| She peered at the test and hurriedly wrote down the answers as the bell rang for her to go to lunch. |
| Turning a brilliant shade of scarlet, I quickly jerked free and hurriedly went back to the table, draining my glass of water. |
| Actually, absquatulate means to leave hurriedly, with the implication that one is being pursued. |
| I was hurriedly winding our grandfather clock when, in my carelessness, the pendulum disconnected. |
| She shook her head so hard that a wiry black curl fell into her face, and she hurriedly pushed it behind her ear. |
| Everything from the aforesaid lamp, to the chair, to the books laid upon the desk, fell with a crash as he hurriedly tried to vacate the room. |
