Sentence examples for begin to sneak from inspiring English sources

It can't be long before the consumer goods, brand names and luxury goods that have been voraciously snapped up by China's urban middle class begin to sneak in to the pictures.

Despite these precautions, rebel fighters have begun to sneak back into Grozny.

Charlotte had begun to sneak out at night to meet Mr. Ray's son, and Roma was worried.

The sun had begun to sneak behind the bleachers, where a few dozen fans had settled in.

In September 2009, after that show was canceled, he and Mr. McDonald began to sneak into the Air America studios after hours to record his podcast, bringing guests up in the freight elevator.

It wasn't long into this new habit that a suspicion began to sneak up on me: Was it just me, or were New Jersey restaurants a whole lot better than they used to be?

As youngsters, they began to sneak into crowded frontons at night and begged their parents to take them to different jai alai schools during the day to learn the complicated art of catch and throw.

Officials said that in the same conversation, which included Senator Lindsey Graham, the South Carolina Republican, Mr. Obama indicated that a covert effort by the United States to arm and train Syrian rebels was beginning to yield results: the first 50-man cell of fighters, who have been trained by the C.I.A., was beginning to sneak into Syria.

Mr. Obama recently indicated that a covert effort by the United States to arm and train Syrian rebels was beginning to yield results: the first 50-man cell of fighters, who have been trained by the C.I.A., was beginning to sneak into Syria.

Precisely where the startup begins to sneak into Yammer's territory, hoping to eat its lunch.

Pumpkins have begun to sneak into just about, well, everything.