lithely

He rose lithely to his feet, offering her a hand.

He rose lithely and returned to his place by the window.

She was a tall woman, and now moved lithely about the ship.

He moved lithely, carrying her with no more effort than if she'd been a baby.

A few succeeded before they danced lithely out of the way.

She twisted lithely out of his grasp and turned to face him.

The doctor saw him as well, and rolled lithely to the deck.

Then he pulled the door shut and ran lithely down the walk.

While others held torches for him, he dropped lithely through.

She came lithely to her feet, and moved to where Rada lay.

Cassandra rolled out of the way and rose lithely to her feet.

He moved lithely, without haste, and threw the door wide open.

She edged forward lithely and covered his body with hers.

Bill turned around and slipped lithely through the window.

We skipped lithely over the Black Death years of 1347 and 1348.

But the boy in the leather and mail of the scout force came lithely to his feet to answer.

At last he rolled lithely to his feet and slid back into the driver's seat.

He got lithely to his feet and walked deeper into the depths of the pool.

She swung lithely down with a flash of long bare legs.

He slid lithely from the saddle and walked to within six feet of the gate.

Then he turned, jumped lithely down from the stone platform, and began running to the far side of the square.

I saw Sophie swing lithely on to a bus before it stopped moving.

Under her light pack she was stepping out lithely.

She ran lithely over the lawn and Lee stepped forward to follow her.

She landed lithely on the floor of the cell.