Sentence examples for creeping on from inspiring English sources
The phrase "creeping on" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase typically means to move slowly in a gradual or sneaky manner. For example, "He started creeping on me just as I entered the room."
I may have less likes on my Facebook profile picture than the girl I was just creeping on, but guess what?
Life keeps creeping on, and I suppose many smart people would argue that you've got to creep on with it and come to terms with what you have to leave behind.
And one that is now creeping on to an agenda that says these sort of benefits should be the norm.
What we are witnessing, over many decades but creeping on with alarming speed, is the replacement of one notion of the public with another.
Charles's female friend dragged him to a party one night, asking him to look out for her because one of the guys who lived at the party house had been creeping on her.
But Zimbabwe is creeping on to the UN agenda.
The night crept on in wary limbo.
No one creeps on eggshells here; characters stomp on them hard enough to detonate them.
The water crept on to his patio.
As long as it wasn't trampled, it crept on.
