sneak out造句

It's our best chance to sneak out.

He had to fight down the impulse to sneak out.

They can sneak out at night and meet us.

perhapss I can sneak out of the classroom unnoticed.

Thinking I might have a chance to sneak out, I got dressed real quiet.

Sometimes he would sneak out of his home late at night to be with her.

I'm not much of a drinker, and I haven't needed to sneak out early for years.

I almost could just sneak out before you open your eyes, but your eye lid trembles the spring wind.

You're the one who sneak out half an hour early - at least I work a full eight hours every day!

You can sneak out for a naughty night on the town and won "t even have to pay a babysitter."

Now, go to work time doing all has, talk affairs, online shopping, sneak out of meeting friends, often instant, seats around the person did not have a sight.

In broken French, I persuaded Catherine Camus to sneak out of the lecture 'Du Nihilisme au Silence Totalitiare,' for a smoke and an interview.

He did not want to take the chance that one of them might sneak out in the middle of the night.

The emperor followed Dongfang Shuo's advice, and while everyone was out viewing the lanterns, Yuanxiao was able to sneak out of the palace and be reunited with her parents.

He added: 'My mother is a very shy person. She would lock me in my room after lunch so that I could take a nap, but I would quietly sneak out to play with my friends.

The disease would always find a way to sneak out of any trap, whether through vectors adapting to a new ecology, or the development of resistance to front-line medicines and insecticides.

Margaret could have used the side doors, except those were kept locked because the manager didn't want the hired help to sneak out, either. This was back before excessive fire and safety regulations.