What is "bulleting"

Usage examples of "bulleting".

And then I saw one of the dots… split, and this body came bulleting down at me.

So there I was, and she came bulleting at me, arms all folded in like a human cannonball, and smacked into me hard enough to take my breath away.

They surged nearer to the columns, bulleting past the third, the fourth, nearer still.

The bulleting rush brought the howl up in pitch to a shrill scream as the yellow horde rocketed over the rooftops, the badge of a flaming sun showing on the underside of each stubby wing.

With Wohl one jump in the lead, and the bulleting menaces a bare twelve yards behind, they hit the front door and went through it as if it didn't exist.

They came bulleting out of Strapham Street and onto Witcham at an exorbitant rate of speed.

The bird uttered another squawk and sheared off, bulleting by Stan, missing him by inches, lifting his hair and then dropping it in the buffeting wake of Its passage.

He was beyond it now, bulleting into a darkness that was deeper than deep.

His hand shot across the path of the bulleting wine bubble and gently pulled it into a different vector with a graceful sweep, using its surface tension to gently divert it without bursting it into a deadly cloud of choking microdrops.

His eyes were sticking out with utter horror, but he retained enough presence of mind to make a frantic jump a second before the bulleting menace reached his feet.

The ship wasn't rotating any longer, and we appeared to be bulleting along in normal fashion.

Then he thought of the professor sitting alone in the last wagon among a pack of hardened criminals, of Jansci and all the others who were depending on him, of the girl who had turned her back on him when he had made to say good-bye, and the next moment he was on his feet, gasping as the bulleting snow lashed cruelly across his exposed face and sucked the breath from his lungs.

And she hadnt stopped long enough to even consider how it was going to alter her own existence--this catastrophe that seemed to have descended out of nowhere, like a car bulleting around a blind curve.