"Bandits are sneaking through disguised as civilians in order to take out their wounded who are still here, and to strengthen their positions in Grozny," he said.
This means that instead of running through abandoned buildings, you're sneaking through, slowly and vigilantly, occasionally hitting V.A.T.S. to make sure there aren't any enemies crawling out from under a fallen shelf or through a narrow window.
A few deals, particularly in the technology industry, are sneaking through.
Some analysts say Russia has been sneaking through this quarter, taking credit for the reductions in exports that are more a result of higher seasonal consumption at home.
But the drama intensified on Friday, when Mr. Musk said in a Twitter message, "Just heard that NY auto dealers are sneaking through a bill to shut down Tesla in NY.
As he said early in the first week: 'It's a nice thing when no one is talking about you, you're sneaking through the draw... that's when things can happen.
"Bobby Jackson and Bibby are sneaking through little holes and crevices; they're hard to find sometimes," Horry said after Game 2, when the Kings' guards got to the free-throw line 14 times and combined for 37 points.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 6 , 1932P. 9 Two anecdotes dealing with children's interpretation of religious phrases; the small boy on hearing "The Lord watch over you and give you peace" expected a piece of cake; and the little girl who sang "Jesus is sneaking through Humboldt Park" until her mother discovered it was "Jesus is seeking the humble heart".
You have been sneaking through holes and climbing over fences, liberating the information locked up by the publishers and sharing them with your friends.
He was sneaking in through the back door at Long Island nightclubs, which he was too young enter legally, for gigs with various blues bands before falling in with Mr. Setzer and Slim Jim Phantom.
