Sentence examples for creeping from from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, that argument is creeping from the margins into mainstream debate.

When the dog menu started creeping from my fax machine, it convinced me of his eagerness.

Books are everywhere, and creeping from the Ikea shelves into the garage which leads off this room.

As his chemists laboured to find the best emulsifiers and flavourings, the world's first non-dairy topping, Delsoy, was creeping from rival nozzles elsewhere in the state.

Was it responsible, I asked my publicist and editor, to show teenage girl friends creeping from their bedrooms after dark, to wander their home turf in the moonlight?

"Isn't it?" The blazing clarity of dawn: light creeping from beyond muddy fields; a plane leaving a white scar across the sky; drunken soldiers howling songs of love and rape in the next compartment.

Here and there people crept from the pews.

There was the sound of a zipper and four little bodies crept from a tent.

I crept from underground rock to alternative rock and finally to the full-out commercial kind.

Two weeks ago, he crept from the house after his mother went to bed.

Some major studios, like Warner Brothers, are known for working to keep credit creep from occurring.