creeping造句

I heard my landlady creeping stealthily up to my door.

The exotic ailment is marked by a creeping lack of self-control when downloading mobile applications.

But all other flying creeping things, which have four feet, shall be an abomination unto you.

deciduous creeping shrub bright red in autumn having black or blue-black berries; alpine and circumpolar.

Most of the run was alongside a busy railway line with trains a mile long creeping past.

But those laughing least of all are the language purists, who lament "LOL" as a hallmark of creeping illiteracy.

The countdown to the New Year has begun and you see your work deadlines creeping up on the calendar.

How can we enrich the database with our data and prevent the creepy factor or privacy violations creeping in as try to create personalised experience?

Market panic has been creeping from the impoverished periphery of Greece, Portugal and Ireland toward the supposedly heartier core of Europe.

Slowly, uncertainly, dressing-gowned people were creeping down the steps, looking around nervously for some sign of the Death Eaters who had fled into the night.

This spectacular shot from atop a mountainside shows rich fall foliage creeping in along the edges of a forest, showing signs that autumn is approaching.

If the economy has grown a little, as forecasters reckon, the leader of the Labour Party may still be able to claim the credit for his careful stewardship an economy creeping out of a deep recession.

From the back door of the farmhouse to the creeping edge of the forest, our yard was bathed in light, as if a borderland to cross carefully, in fear of be-ing exposed.

A Louisiana Heron rests in the fragile wetlands near the town of Venice, in the path of the oil spill that is creeping towards the coast of Louisiana on April 29, 2010.