The part of a sentence "sneak at" can be correct and used in written English as long as it is used in the correct context.
Example: She was so quiet that I didn't even hear her sneak at me from behind.
I watch them looking at me and I wonder if they've taken a sneak at my driving licence.
In Spot the Sneak, at the start of every minigame, one player is designated The Sneak by virtue of their Wii Remote not vibrating while everyone else's does.
Premier League is so big here that people will watch a lot of it and even take a sneak at Everton v WBA.
"It certainly suggests that the British government suspected that they were being kept in the dark". The United States has never confirmed the existence of the mysterious aircraft, called Aurora, which was supposedly designed to sneak at very high speed over the Soviet Union and take covert snaps of what the enemy was up to.
The Rams forced Colin Kaepernick to fumble on a quarterback sneak at the goal line on the second to last play of the game.
The Gruber comments, on the other hand, speak of a deliberate plan to sneak at least two things by voters: a transfer of insurance costs from the sick onto the healthy, and a new tax on people with expansive health benefits.
The chocolate bunny you snuck at Easter?
Could developers be getting a sneak peak at Mac OS X 10.6 at next week's WWDC?
Scroll down for a sneak peek at the series, on view now at New York's Klompching Gallery.
A sneak peek at this year's edition is available at Europe 1.
A sneak peek at Yayoi Kusama's "Infinity Mirrors" exhibit at the Broad.
