sneaked造句

The dramatist sneaked away.

I guess she sneaked in.

He sneaked round to the kitchen.

The boy sneaked all the candies he could.

He gathered himself up and sneaked off, crushed and crestfallen.

I sneaked in and opened his treasure box.

He sneaked a cigarette from her open bag.

I sneaked up to the cat, which was sitting on the table.

He warily sneaked out of the house to meet HyukJae on the football ground.

Many careerists sneaked into the Party, but they were not combed out.

Try not to be seen, they quietly sneaked into the room.

Other rumours suggested that the wily Mr Saleh sneaked aboard an aircraft under the noses of his unwitting Saudi hosts.

One of the local lecturers recounted how he had sneaked in via a tunnel linking Gaza to Egypt.

In Vienna, he sneaked into night classes at the Technical University, the only 'formal' engineering education he ever obtained.

After repeated consideration, Su Dao decided to say that the other side did not pay attention, and then sneaked away.

But it turns out that the risk that Banks ushered out of their front doors sneaked in again through the back.

I sneaked out a quart jar of peaches, some cold corn bread, and a few Onions, and started up the hollow back of our house.

When noon came, she put off her apron and sneaked away from the hospital while Mrs. Merriwether was busy writing a letter for a gangling, illiterate mountaineer.

So he and Haq secretly sneaked into the cave, and in accordance with their eavesdropping on to the "2" description, found a Baoxiang - there are 12,000 Qianyu Yuan!

I need you to cover up for me for the time I sneaked out of the house, or else I tell mom about your little secret.

Unable to bring the stool back again, he quietly sneaked down from the seat, sat back down in his place behind the door, and pretended that he had done nothing at all.

The tigers opened the door to the iron enclosures and sneaked out while keepers disinfected the cage at the zoo in Guwahati, the main city in the state of Assam.

The defection of the careerists. During the revolutionary upsurge (in June), many careerists took advantage of the Party's open recruitment of members and sneaked into the Party, with the result that the membership in the border area rapidly rose to more than ten thousand.