Sentence examples for tiptoe away from inspiring English sources
All Coward's major comedies end in escape; the protagonists tiptoe away from chaos.
Before we tiptoe away altogether from the subject, is it true Australian redheads get called blueys?
He leaves a freshly lit cigarette in an ashtray and the two men tiptoe away.
Maybe the Labour party is effectively dead, and he is right to tiptoe away from the corpse.
"I'll gather up the avenues and leave them on your doorstep/And I'll tiptoe away so you won't have to say you heard me leave".
While they trash the drawing room, Coward, as he does in all his major comedies, lets his comic surrogate tiptoe away from the chaos.
Then he tiptoes away with hunched shoulders and vanishes behind a fire shovel.
But Ms. Kerrigan tiptoes away from the drama inherent in this idea, and it ultimately passes off as the fevered imagining of a hyperactive teenage mind.
(He debates whether to come clean, but instead quietly tiptoes away and re-enters through the adjoining public office).
I hear the soft click of the bedroom door as he tiptoes away on a Sunday morning, letting me sleep.
