Sentence examples for squeaking along from inspiring English sources
But merely the proximity of two bodies, even when they are striking the most casual postures, can carry a thrill, or the possibility of one: Hassabi, reclining, stretched out her arm, her hand squeaking along the floor, and came within an inch or two of Zins-Browne's foot.
It beats down as I squeak along the side of the boat – the smooth rubber of my wetsuit grating on the coarseness of the bow.
The boilerplate tale of a boy with a scar, a wand, no parents but some big dreams has squeaked along under the radar thanks to continued patronage from confused Beatrix Potter fans.
The hours that squeaked along till 3 00 felt like decades.
You crawl along the hospital floor not for stealth, as is tradition, but because at first you cannot stand, bare skin squeaking helplessly along a blood-slicked floor.
And so it has, though there have been narrow squeaks along the way – not least in 2006, when a funding crisis forced a merger with children's charity the NSPCC, and in 2011, when another crisis led to 20% cuts in the operation.
A chair squeaks along the hallway tiling in a way that makes a fart noise.
She guts fish, a sharp knife squeaks along the ridged backbone to halve the carcass, spread it's limp sections, remove the stomach, laugh with squinted turquoise eyes- See what she ate for her last meal... My grandmother's nails are tiny white circles polishing off her brown freckled hands.
Which turns into squeaking.
