Sentence examples for the sneaking of from inspiring English sources

"Traditional, intelligent and skilled used of salt has become confused in the minds of nanny-state nitwits with the sneaking of salt into processed convenience foods.

Any time someone asks me, 'I love your work, can I have a picture?' I will do it – but it's the sneaking of the photo I don't like".

Megrahi was found guilty in 2001 of masterminding the sneaking of a cassette player rigged with a bomb and hidden in a suitcase onto the plane.

Provide your dog with a bed around the outskirts of the table at a distance that discourages begging (by the dog) and the sneaking of vegetables (by your children).

It's a jaunty call to action, and much of that action on this occasion was the clearing away of picnics and the sneaking in of late arrivals.

One scholar in Tokyo guiltily described both the sense of horror at the event and the sneaking sense of relief that at least "the big one"––the latest big one had not struck the capital.

(But make an exception for the sneaking beauties of Charles Bargue's "A Bashi-Bazouk").

Hoffman's then-unconventional appearance only served to turn up the sneaking sense of disquiet.

However, there is a serious problem for this specific application because of the sneaking current issue due to cross-talk effect in cross-bar structure.

I'd usually start my day at 8am and spend most of the morning sneaking sips of the iced coffee I hid in the sink.

I was sitting alone in the back, sneaking some of the gin — why bother ever again with the rickey mix? — and I'd been staring out the window.