Sentence examples for have snuck off from inspiring English sources

My last stop: Charles Neal Selections Calvados and Armagnacs (Neal has written a book on each), wishing I could have snuck off with some Domaine Boingnères Le Frêche Bas Armagnac to savor while I dipped into John Le Carré's latest spy novel that night.

Suspicious activity would have been noticed, yet I can't help but feel that I could have snuck off into the sticks, built myself a shelter of palm leaves and reeds and lived in it for weeks before being discovered.

FLOTUS must have snuck off for a surreptitious Target run... or, y'know, used her connections to have one shipped to the White House.

Now that this much talked about first-ever Android handset has made its way through the FCC's labs, a few new details have snuck out: It'll be packin' Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR and 802.11 b/g, run on the 850/1900 bands, topped off with WCDMA 1700 for the 3G needs (further cementing T-Mobile as its destination).

But he said "it was not at fruition," and while it might have theoretically been possible that "you could have snuck one of those on a ship off the East Coast" there was no evidence of any capability to deploy the vehicles.

"A few adults have snuck into them, too".

I think the cut of the wetsuit suit may have snuck into his designs a bit".

Steven Gerrard curled a fantastic shot that would have snuck inside the right post.

If we could have snuck out a break early, things could have gone completely different.

We probably could have snuck one or two goals in there at the end of the game.

There have been times when the products have wavered away from the vision – when bits of colour have snuck in.