hurry off

I hurry off the train before Junior can see me cry.

I smile as I go, shaking out my fist, and hurry off to find a pharmacy that will sell me an illegal prescription.

For all of those houses you envy and crave, you can make yourself feel better by ridiculing the hideous ones: the bogus hacienda, the house with the simpering wishing well, the drab little cube with pompous, Hampton Court-sized faux-heraldic animals, the houses with so much gaudy gilding that you have to hurry off to the ophthalmologist.

I hurry off the bus at school, bumping into Sean—one of the guys who sits with Edie at lunch—as I step down onto the pavement.

I hurry off to grab the gift bag from the living room.