Sentence examples for sneaking behind from inspiring English sources

By contrast, he noted, Spencer was just sneaking behind Rick's back and pleading with Negan.

Sneaking behind the mass of refugees, Osama stuck a hat between his teeth, bit down, and rubbed a lit cigarette against the swirls of his fingertips.

I was the last to leave, at 6.30am, after only just managing to stop a guy from sneaking behind the bar and stealing all the cash.

Beyond that, Mr. Major said, Mrs. Thatcher habitually sabotaged his government by sneaking behind his back and encouraging her acolytes to vote against him.

Still, when John was later captured by the British, Moses boldly entered the fray, sneaking behind enemy lines and negotiating his brother's release with the British general Thomas Gage.

He's also not sneaking behind his former firm's back to find employment.

Others, like LivingSocial and KGB Deals, are sneaking up behind, taking a smaller, but by no means insignificant, slice of daily deal pie.

Culture is the pest always sneaking up from behind, clamping its clammy paws over the eyes and shrieking, "Guess who!" There is no shaking off Culture, blocking the path to any ledge in all the ranges of knowledge — the sciences and the social sciences, the humanities and the arts — from which we can look out and see.

It adds that the innovation could also offer new gaming experiences such as allowing to player to "turn around and observe an enemy sneaking up from behind".

Sneaking up from behind, Hal is about to strangle her when the police seize and arrest him.

No more sneaking them behind her back.