Like many modern gangsters, Frank wants to turn crime into a rational enterprise; he wants to lead an orderly and loving family life, and to play his game so stealthily that he will never be tainted by what he does.
Kyle slid into my D.M.s just as stealthily as he'd slid out of my life.
The other child took advantage of us in our weakened state, like a lion spotting limping gazelles, and stealthily attacked: he quietly, always out of earshot, teased his other siblings, till they were all shouting his name and we couldn't figure out why.
"I just responded to, 'What do you do?' " Mr. Rebhan, who gained notoriety in 1994 when he stealthily hung an abstract he had painted in the Museum of Modern Art, said the idea for quiet parties came to him over the summer, after wasting an evening trying to find a mellow place to drink.
He stealthily would do a line on stage and then he would sink his head into an ice bucket to get refreshed.
Before he finally skipped the country in 1991, he stealthily shipped much of his personal wealth to Britain, including two Rolls Royces, 15 Bang & Olufsen TVs and stereos, marble furniture, a Roman torso and enough antiques to fill four houses.
I imagined that he was moving stealthily, the man, that he was trying to keep himself concealed, but when the grass parted it was clear that he wasn't trying to hide from anyone.
His close colleague, Roy Hattersley, paid credit to the way he stealthily turned the econ omy around.
"So you think it's a better idea to try and swim stealthily past him?" he says.
And in that yard, Cavani did what Cavani does: He stealthily, expertly met the ball with his forehead and flicked it between the post, defender Aleksandar Kolarov and goalie Joe Hart.
