Sentence examples for creep's from inspiring English sources

The creep's hands kept creeping toward my virginal (we started later in those days) breasts.

Young Turks, the label that unleashed the xx on the world, is not only putting Creep's spooky witch house calling card Days out as a single (25 Jan), it's also lent them the south Londoners' Romy to provide vocals.

The creep's nature can be discerned from his (it is an overwhelmingly masculine label) appearance and mannerisms.

Witch house might be the silliest name for a genre ever (except for the joke one once listed on Creep's Myspace page, rapegaze), but Creep's spooky, horror-movie minimalism thoroughly deserves the moniker.

"Everyone was weirded out," says Creep's Lauren Flax of the reaction to their collaboration with Nina Sky.

That category has been occupied by a staple of outsiders, everyone from African slaves to gays to convicts, and it may just be the creep's turn.

One of us (Haslam) recently published an essay titled "Concept creep: Psychology's expanding concepts of harm and pathology".

Errors have begun to creep into Southampton's game.

Towns like Westport are crammed with retailers like Tiffany and restaurants by Mario Batali and Danny Meyer, reflecting New York City's creep up the coast.

My sense is the debate on Batelle's "creep factor" has only just begun.

Unforced errors began to creep into Rios's game, and some old demons, as well.