Sentence examples for lurking about from inspiring English sources

I say "seems" because, with all those possible readings lurking about, you can't be too sure.

All that had happened was that some invasive photographers lurking about saw something they could make money out of.

"Traveling through the airports is stressful enough these days without having to worry that if you turn your back for a moment a thief who is lurking about will steal your luggage," Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney, said in a statement on Wednesday.

Corporate VPs are always lurking about, especially if it is a large conference, something like the BIO or FASEB meetings.

We asked a few of our Apple sources; while they'd heard his name around campus, none had actually seen him lurking about yet.

With the strictest of NDAs, discussions between even the closest of teams limited to need-to-know matters, and whispers of creepy internal investigation squads lurking about, people in the know tend to keep their lips sealed up tight.

A short while afterward, Viorel (a metallurgical engineer) visits a factory where he lurks about, ducks out of the view of one worker and retrieves money from another.

Yes there's still a darkness there – literally too, Cromwell lurks about in the shadows (it's all very shadowy, as it must have been in the 16th century) – and all that ambition.

Microsoft lurks about with NetMeeting, software which, along with a video capture card and a camera, allows you to send and receive video images over the PC.

Ticket scalpers lurked about.

Sunday nights, in the dining hall, the undergraduates pound on the tables to frighten away his ghost, which is supposed to lurk about frowning at their levity.