Sentence examples for creeping about from inspiring English sources

I felt like a spy, creeping about in the muted aisles of the readers' room.

One car looks extraordinarily like another when all are glumly creeping about under burdens of snow.

Photographs do exist of me creeping about in a pink leotard in the Champs-Elysées from when I was promoting The Pink Panther (7).

(The Huguet has an added, rather disturbing note: Judas has a cat under his robe. Compare this to the altar seen below. In this Italian Romanesque representation, from Volterra, where Judas is creeping about under the table with a devil in hot pursuit at the very moment that Jesus is handing him the sop). The most famous of these representations (currently) is of course the Leonardo Last Supper.

His creeping about woke up Danger Dave, perhaps finally actually sensing real danger.

Halfway down the hall, my creeping about triggered the motion sensors and all of a sudden I was stood bare naked in front of the building's CCTV system.

What time of year do the adults fly, or creep about, or bore into dead trees, or whatever they do?

Was it a sort of Mr Toad scenario, where a villain creeps about disguised as a woman?

The writer claims to have spent a good deal of time in the East so he knew how to creep about silently.

A black cat crept about the kitchen, looking for insects or mice.

Dark creatures, soft as cobwebs, creep about in the corridor, whispering.