24 adverbs to describe how to skims

His great, powerful strokes sent him skimming through the water as lightly as a denizen of the deep.

A moment later the hydroplane was skimming swiftly over the water.

When either of these is added, the broth must not be strained, but merely thoroughly skimmed.

Curious computations have been made of the immense muscular power that is brought into exercise when a swallow skims so smoothly through the blue sky; but the strength is of a kind unadapted to mundane uses, and needs the ether for its display.

He was reading a book with knitted brows: he looked up, gave a nod, but no smile, pointed to a chair, and I sate down: a minute or two later he shut the booka neat enough little volumewith a snap, and skimmed it deftly from where he sate, into his large waste-paper basket.

We exultingly took off our hats, and gave three hearty cheers; but while we were skimming along so gallantly, the whale suddenly turned, and pitched the boat on her beam-ends.

" The daring words were on her lips, when she rose slightly in the air and skimmed as gracefully as a bird across the space of clear water.

The birds twittered ceaselessly, and some young thing preening upon a light blossomy twig scattered down, anon, perfume upon some shy young fawn, and he leapt away frightened by so dainty a bath and plunged knee-deep in crystal pools and sent the stately swans skimming hurriedly to a quiet and sheltered cove.

Sea-birds wheeled and screamed about him, tilting and sliding up the slopes of the fresh west wind; but he noticed that as the first volor detached itself and slid out over the sea, pausing for an instant to head round to the compass, as if by magic every bird was gone: he could see them far away, white dots skimming inland as if for protection.

I but lazily skimmed the pages of the works which he recommended.

He took a run across to Meillerie one fine morning, and no duck ever skimmed along lighter or swifter!

The moment most of the creatures were drawn well over toward the right shore, Sterry did as his friends did awhile before, skimming abruptly to the left and almost back over his own trail, and then darting around the pack.

Neatly as the boy Pretty ever skimmed a hurdle in a hurdle-race, the boat skimmed the gulf of water.

Always have something in readiness; a little beef tea, nicely made and nicely skimmed, a few spoonfuls of jelly, &c. &c., that it may be administered as soon almost as the invalid wishes for it.

Monteith gave it only a glance when he skimmed past at the same furious pace as before.

Shouts and huzzas rent the air, as the steamer skimmed proudly over the waves, while clouds of handkerchiefs, on deck and upon the receding shore, waved in the air as long as we could see each other.

Now, Mark Woolston had seen enough of the fruits of a concentrated physical force, in Europe, to comprehend their value; and he early set his face against the purely skimming process.

"I have seen something of women of the world," said Peter, who had scarcely yet skimmed the bubbles from the surface of that society, whose depths he believed himself to have explored.

and they're off in full sail (Science of old wasn't hard on her votary, So little mention you find in the tale Made of propeller or joy-stick or rotary); Silently skimming along in the air Spoke the paternal and prototype pioneer, "Mind that your altitude's low, and beware Fiery Phoebus you don't go and fly a-near!"

I called, stammering incoherently, after her, but her light argosy skimmed the water steadily.

She became unconscious that she touched the earth; she went skimming bird-like over the lawn, and in and out, with fluttering muslin frock, among arbutus and bay, yew and laurel, till she stood poised lightly on the top of the wooded bank which bordered the steep ascent to Lady Maulevrier's gate, looking down at two figures which were sauntering up the drive.

Racey allowed his eyes casually to skim the expressionless faces of the men backed against the walls.

Jellies should be continually skimmed till the scum ceases to rise, so that they may be clear and fine.

But Kaviak daintily skimmed off the syrupy top, and left his mush almost as high a hill as before.

24 adverbs to describe how to  skims  - Adverbs for  skims