Sentence examples for sneaked around from inspiring English sources

I sneaked around to the bedroom window and saw her bouncing up and down on my dad's mattress, plunked flat on the floor.

"But it's not the person herself, it's the sickness". Once, when a client began to get agitated and yell at Bersabe, she sneaked around to the front door and rang the doorbell.

She lived in New Jersey, but she spent Thursday nights in the building office, and rumor had it that she sneaked around in her bare feet, trying to catch the elevator operators napping.

A fun blast from the past: a1979 People Magazine article notes that when Choate was commissioned to do the renovations for celeb Linda Ronstadt's Malibu property, Choate remembered that "Governor Brown sneaked around a lot" around the home.

There used to be a couple of ne'er-do-wells, pit bulls, who one Saturday in 1998 sneaked around to the back of the library and came in through the backdoor.

More than two centuries ago, our own war of independence succeeded in part because we didn't "play fair". Our untrained soldiers wore dull, homespun clothing and sneaked around in the woods.

Why did they sneak around?

The need to sneak around is long gone.

"I didn't want to sneak around and sleep with him on the side.

Rather than hit you between the eyes, his work tends to sneak around behind.

I don't sneak around and I don't have a telephoto lens.