Sentence examples for creeping into a from inspiring English sources

Me Oh My is a song about the night creeping into a bedroom.

So we see the old painter, flanked by the soft-footed second-story men, creeping into a great house.

When the game gets physical, the fear starts creeping into a player's game and it squeezes their creativity.

We don't start with sultans and princesses, but with wartime children creeping into a bombed theatre, where a stage door keeper helps them to act out the stories.

Creeping into a number of unsatirical speeches is the playwright's plaintive unhappiness with the world he sees in the latter days of his life.

One can only imagine the shame of creeping into a Toys R Us to purchase an articulated plastic doll of your fictional hero.

Nothing got our blood pumping more than creeping into an enemy compound, sometimes directly into the rooms of enemy fighters while they were sleeping".

Worse, they are creeping into an arena that should be above this sort of thing: the Supreme Court, in its deliberations on health care reform.

This somewhat confused the point of the exercise, with a hint of amateurism occasionally creeping into an evening bound to carry the air of a workshop.

"What if distance creeps into a relationship?" she asked.

"It's starting to creep into a lot of consumer products that never had it before".