Sentence examples for creep on from inspiring English sources

You could see the smile creep on his face".

In this way, they indirectly promote deep thaws that may result in soil creep on slopes.

In the vast camps for displaced people, babies with polio creep on hopelessly deformed limbs.

At least nine have died as men of violence creep on to the stage with sniper rifles and bombs.

These young women don't walk across a room – they creep on their pointes, jealous, suspicious, desperate for escape.

"It's a smart business move because there's been what I call class creep on an airplane," said Henry Harteveldt, a travel analyst with Forrester Research.

We went to see the Oregon Ducks' stadium and managed to creep on to the training field to get a picture.

Ben Arnold As the Christmas schedules creep on to Britain's EPGs, expect the annual parade of pundits pining for TV's 1970s golden age.

But researchers note that it takes just a tiny energy imbalance -- a few more calories eaten than are burned -- for pounds to creep on.

But we also need you to be in the SHIELD TV show, where you will creep on and then get stun-gunned by a young Englishwoman.

As Wiley spits, "I'm futuristic, quantum leaping/there's no defeating/E3 tiger – see me creep on the riddim like a spider/kill them with a 16-liner".