Stagodont marsupials, placentals and multituberculate mammals scurried underfoot. His eyes were fixed upon the fleecy clouds which scurried across the moon. The crowd scurried back down the avenue in view of journalists in the Beijing Hotel. The next day they returned and, being noticed by the same constable, they scurried away. There, seeing the ships arrayed in front of them, Chen's followers scurried onto the ships. Other colonists feared something was awry and scurried about for cover. Possum Red and the rest of the circus scurried out of town. Officials scurried to find a new site and came up with a new location nearby. William A. Webb, CSN, was compelled to surrender "Atlanta" while her escorts scurried to safety. He scurried over the surface of the water, but found no solid place to rest. "Peto" then scurried for cover, as it was getting light fast. Scales was born in Gainesville, Florida, in 1944, but then "scurried all over the world". As a result, oil companies scurried to secure alternative export routes.