| Clouds scudded just above a set of high-voltage wires, which conveyed electricity from unseen turbines to Cali and beyond. |
| It was for all the world like being in toy-town, with traffic-free streets and a Grand Lac on which little sailing boats with brightly coloured sails scudded about. |
| Then the partitioning curtain bellied out ahead of a draught, and ashes from the fire scudded in among our bare feet. |
| The sea had receded and scudded harmlessly onto the beach, the water sparkling in the sunlight. |
| Plastic bags and shards of Styrofoam scudded along the road, snagged on cyclone fences. |
| I scudded my seat back noisily and stomped up to the counter, swooping the sandwich up myself. |
