Sentence examples for may be sneaking from inspiring English sources

"But more kids may be sneaking off to get their junk food off campus," Ms. Lins said.

(2 up) The Magic Pudding, written and illustrated by Norman Lindsay (NYRB £11.99), may be sneaking a book into the column under false pretences, given that it falls inconveniently between a picture book and the older kids category.

Might they be sneaking out a bit early?

He fit the description of someone who may have been sneaking around some houses in the neighborhood.

Think of times you may have been sneaking food around that you do not want others to see.

Of course, if your boyfriend is sneaking around to look at porn a lot, you may start to feel otherwise.

The media may have been shut out, but during that time a group of urban explorers, Urbex Central, were sneaking in and documenting the aftermath.

Since it's doubtful that gremlins are sneaking into the State Theater at night to wreak havoc with floor wax, the truth may lie in the training.

* All suspicions are sneaking.

"He was sneaking in and hanging out".

He was sneaking through the crowd.