Sentence examples for arm creeping from inspiring English sources

Visitors should try not to recoil if they are suddenly embraced or feel an arm creeping around their shoulder, said Carlos Heckmann, head of Enterprise Florida Inc., Florida's trade office in Brazil.

Out of sleeve that held broken arm crept small kitten.

Amid all the noise, the line judge's arm crept out and the opportunity slipped by.

ARMs are creeping back into the lexicon with less negative connotation.

The Waltz of the Flowers kicks off with only the dancers' arms visible, creeping up over the castle walls like vines.

All of a sudden you start bursting into rooms and waving your tiny arms and creeping up on people just because you can.

While Intel has been dominating the desktop world, ARM has crept up and stolen pretty much the entire mobile and embedded market.

When the baby began to cry, she gave her a toy, and then, carrying both girls in her arms, she crept out of the house.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton visited Saudi Arabia and Qatar this week to discuss Iran, warning of a possible nuclear arms race and a creeping military dictatorship led by Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps.

I'm aware the UK has hardly adopted a strong-arm approach to the creeping tide of consumerism, but this was a step too far: you could hardly move for all the promotional stands and £30 branded visors.

Butterflies landed on his arm, his face, his hair, creeping him out.