Sentence examples for I slither from inspiring English sources

"I slither away from such questions," Larry said.

Mud sucks on my boots; I slither and slide towards the schwingmoor, the "swinging bog" where, throughout the year, cotton sedge, the insectivorous sundew and poisonous bog-rosemary can be found.

I slither down the hill to see who's walking in fancy dress this time, but it's a huntsman in a scarlet coat, giving his hounds a run.

If there's someone lying on the couch, man or woman, I slither towards them all like: "I WANNA HANGOUT".

He challenged me to a climbing contest, and I slithered up a slippery rock after him.

And so I slithered on my mirror and told my sister to call me Princess.

I snapped a picture, so I'd remember it always, and then I slithered out of it and back into my own skin and left.

The next morning, relaxed from that whirlpool, I slithered down Houston Street and, with greater pleasure, spent around $12 on breakfast (French toast, fruit, juice and café con leche) at Cafe Colonial, another great little downtown spot.

I was only nine when she died, but I do remember her, and I adored her - and later, I slithered into that literary world, which she was in, too.' After Eton - 'I wasn't bullied, it wasn't David Copperfield; I just didn't want to be there' - he went up to the desolate, empty Oxford of the war, spending just a year there before he was called up.

I slithered away reduced.

I slithered and slunk, trying to escape from the crowd.