jet out

A second and a half later the observer jetted out.

He jetted out of the blocks, turned the corner and it was over.

He's not just jetting out to somewhere like Spain to play the game.

But there were few clues until he had jetted out of London.

But she'll barely have time to catch her breath before jetting out of the country again.

The taste of alien power jetted out from the machine.

That night, too, there was another jetting out of gas from the distant planet.

From its top a plume of falling water jetted out.

There was a lot of blood, but it wasn't jetting out under arterial pressure.

The dragon threw back its head and flame jetted out again.

The blood was jetting out, his blood, and so much of it!

An arc of sparks jetted out, turning the floor into a summer night's sky.

He wrenched the tap on and heard the gas jetting out.

When he squeezed it a thin yellow stream jetted out.

But its exhaust tube was still jetting out a current of water with stunning force.

The blood jetted out at first, far further than he'd have thought possible, but it soon died away to a bare trickle.

As you can see the water is jetting out of the manhole covers in the road ahead.

It jetted out a wash of rich white steam and vapor.

And other people have too much steam jetting out all around them with a very defective engine.

Warm and crimson fluid jetted out onto the cold grey stone.

Sprays jetted out from the walls in a blinding rush.

Water jetted out of the trench and into the sky in a widening sheet.