Sentence examples for sneaking to from inspiring English sources

It was a priority for Republicans, who worry that illegal immigrants are sneaking to the polls.

Federer sneaking to net for a put-away volley, Cilic slamming a forehand into the corner and moving in, unnerving Federer, whose backhand flew far off the court.

When they finally met for a meal three weeks later, she kept sneaking to the bathroom to return calls from the campaign.

Dealing her own brand of three-card monte, Mauresmo kept crossing up Capriati, sneaking to the net, standing wide to serve and maintaining the unpredictable.

Twitter led to me to keeping an emergency picture of a member of the rock band Kiss sneaking to a festival Portaloo just to cheer Twitter buddies up.

I remember in sixth form – size six on a good day – sneaking to a shoe shop in Dover to buy size-seven steel-toe Docs.

By the end, we were sneaking off to our rooms to listen to it.

As these ran out, those in hiding were forced to risk sneaking access to wells, often guarded by German soldiers.

Make sure your drinks are filled up, you don't want to be sneaking down to the kitchen and risk being caught.

If he's calling you when he's away from home, this could point to him sneaking out to call you.[10].[10]

People don't cheat – they're not sneaking off to the loo to check their iPhones.