Sentence examples for that snuck from inspiring English sources

"I think that was something that snuck by everybody".

"Sometimes I'd hit line drives that would have been doubles in other stadiums that snuck over the fence".

Charlotte Edwards fell to Jonassen's left-arm spin, trying to pull a flatter delivery that snuck onto the stumps.

I've taken teams who finished 18 points clear and won, and took teams that snuck in on the last day and won so there is no formula.

"So that you can hire people on a merit-based — you know they're coming in — they're people that came on merit, not based on a lottery, or not people that snuck across the border.

Then he got the US Congress to pass a law to comply with the treaty – the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) – that snuck much of the stuff that Gore had rejected into US law.

Steer clear of incorrect forms of verbs that have snuck in the language.

It's the tin of macaroni cheese that has snuck into my supermarket trolley that first upsets me.

"We can't believe the depths of this disgusting evil that has snuck in from the inside".

The solo home run was a low drive that just snuck over the wall, but Nunez said he was sure it was gone as soon as he swung his bat.

He and his father, who was luckily at home in the Sydney suburb of Davidson at the time, called up a wildlife rescue service to come and help them deal with the slithery creature that had snuck in and taken up residence.