Sentence examples for sneaking him from inspiring English sources

Nor was he entirely innocent: he had manipulated the counselor into sneaking him out of the house -- a major taboo.

He thanked his father for his disciplinary ways and his mother for sneaking him cake, milk and cookies when that discipline prevented the boy from getting his own.

Trying to piece together their shared history, she recalls sneaking him into "Last Tango in Paris" when he was a teenager, interactions with her former husbands, childbirth.

The BBC went to great lengths to keep the identity of the new Doctor a secret, referring to him as "Houdini" and apparently sneaking him into the studio last night in disguise.

You might even be able to get away with stuffing your kid in the bag and sneaking him on board as a carry on.

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"She saw him then kept sneaking up on him.

Upon his return, she surprised him at La Guardia Airport, sneaking up behind him as he raced for a cab.

The programme-makers certainly left it late, but managed to sneak in one of the telly moments of the year with a sequence in which Clark explained that because Spot is nearly blind, thanks to a congenital eye condition, his brother Stripe takes great pleasure in sneaking up behind him and jumping him.

Spider-Man tries to catch up with him and notices him sneaking into his friend Harry's apartment.

I wanted to tell him about sneaking in to see him in The Playhouse but all I could manage was a smile.