Sentence examples for a creep of from inspiring English sources

Childhood's pit of dares, daredevil's den, cache of keeps and losses, teases, thrills — a creep of outdoor damp in the flaking walls, a broken concrete floor caking to soil.

Childhood's pit of dares, daredevil's den, cache of keeps and losses, teases, thrills— a creep of outdoor damp in the flaking walls, a broken concrete floor caking to soil.

Rather it's a case of a little here and a little there, "a creep of lots of things," as Graeme Huston, editor of the Doncaster Free Press, puts it.

He brought up a 1990 photograph by Seymour Jacobs in which, leaning into blackness, Mège's white body is reclined, her legs raised, the upper part of the back of her thigh and a creep of black pubic hair the closest thing to the lens.

So far, they have suggested a creep of 2° of latitude north and south, but only over the next century.

Even though she assumed she must have left a light on in the morning when she left, she couldn't suppress a creep of anxiety.

The history of all nations is littered with rent-a-creeps of his description.

In brief, the indenter tip is loaded up to a given depth onto the sample and the load is held constant, leading to a creeping of the material below the tip.

Is a quiet creep of prices ethically superior to a leap, announced by a warning shout?

He believes this is the culmination of a slow creep of limitations that began after the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.

We're in the middle of a creeping privatisation of public space.