Sentence examples for sneaking more from inspiring English sources

Ever since Bloomsbury released more sophisticated covers for the Harry Potter series, so that mature bibliophiles wouldn't feel ashamed reading a children's book in public, publishers have understood that adults have been sneaking more than a peek at their daughter's and brother's bedtime reading.

Card issuers are sneaking more and more charges into monthly bills lately by increasing little-noticed existing fees or inventing new ones.

We've become experts at sneaking ever more vegetables into everything.

"Many people, especially women, tell me that the lying and sneaking is more offensive than the porn itself," she said.

Having the computer in the main room will also make sure that your kids are sleeping at night instead of sneaking in more screen-time (no TVs in the bedrooms!).

No more scooters, no more sneaking out of the Castle for a drink at a local pub.

No more sneaking them behind her back.

But sneaking by with more ugly wins over diminished teams?

More than two years ago, the same video system recorded two police officers as they arrived at the apartment building above the bar four times in four hours — once on official business, then sneaking back three more times in secret, after creating ruses.

Neither they nor the coalition will gain momentum unless outsiders, particularly Western governments, are willing to back them wholeheartedly.Though rebels have been closing in on Damascus, sneaking into ever more suburbs around the edges, they admit they have been losing a lot of men as the regime's forces fight back.

I'm sure this final episode of Life in Cold Blood (BBC1) won't be the very last we see of him, but he has said there will be no more sneaking up on animals in far-flung places, so it is a swansong of sorts.