Sentence examples for creep right from inspiring English sources

Even in times of relative calm like this one, the human population is so dense that fields of potatoes and pyrethrum, a natural insecticide, creep right up to the park's border, a 20-minute hike from the gorillas' nests.

Once your goal is reached, if you go back to your old habits, the weight will begin to creep right back up on you.

"They had crept right into a lonesome place in my life and had become a part of me".

The severe weather conditions crept right across Sydney's suburbs, with storm tidal waters coming dangerously close to houses on the northern Sydney suburb of Narrabeen, where a caravan park and some houses were evacuated.

But the Hualapais have something that Las Vegas does not — namely, their pristine reservation, which creeps right up to the western edge of the Grand Canyon, includes a stretch of the Colorado River and provides vistas as awe-inspiring as any row of cherries lining up neatly on a slot machine.

If there isn't similar progressive pressure now, don't be surprised if the debate - and thus the policy - starts slowly creeping right.

We were on a hill and there was a cliff next to us, but the next moment the dust clouds had crept right up.

If you tell yourself that these emotions need to be fought and aren't acceptable, then sure, maybe they'll disappear for a bit, but then they'll come creeping right back.

These creep my right the hell out.

Anita may lurk silently, but she's not creeping around – right?

What if the bad guy, in stocking feet, is creeping upstairs right now, getting closer to my babies, to me?