Sentence examples for risk of sneaking from inspiring English sources
But others were so desperate to appeal to the outside world that they took the risk of sneaking out of their villages at midnight, being interviewed through the early hours, and then returning just before dawn.
A young reviewer whose opinion I sought, Josh Hamwee, aged 11, enjoyed it so much that he concluded it would be worth the risk of "sneaking it into chapel".
Rather, they are making sure that nobody takes anything away.The risk of staff sneaking off with office equipment, however, is the most trivial of the PRI's problems.
In general, the frequency of sneaking (i.e. the stealing of fertilizations) and thus the risk of sperm competition is known to be high in sticklebacks (e.g. [ 52]) so that precopulatory inbreeding avoidance (see [ 48, 49]) might not always be effective.
Pro-Houthi fighters are also finding ways of sneaking in.
Dave Eggers is perfecting the art of sneaking onto bookshelves.
His days of sneaking into a train yard are over.
How can our heroes be sure of sneaking past security?
Autobiography does have its ways of sneaking in….
What about the thrill of sneaking in?
How many geniuses are sort of sneaking around in our midst unrecognized today?
