Sentence examples for will slither from inspiring English sources

I will slither and slide to hunt my food.

The back-end of that over-powered Dodge Charger certainly will slither out from beneath you like an out-of-control water hose, but mostly you'll wrestle it back rather than endlessly spin into a ravine.

Essential Bergman, Art Gallery of NSW, from 6 June Given the ever-increasing use of the word cinematic to describe contemporary television shows, it stands to reason that small-screen programs will slither into the cinema.

With newspapers, the comptroller and a series of politicians finally pursuing the authorities and their subterranean culture, the option of just waiting and hoping the whole issue will slither away under Albany's native lethargy no longer seems available.

Either it will discourage its young from dancing, film-making and creative writing and galvanise it to risk-taking innovation, or it will slither into becoming a gigantic Bournemouth, living off the dwindling fat of its past.

Our lives, of course, will slither on in their same old same old way, but a bit worse, because when we stop grieving the loss of Mad Men, we'll then have to deal with Thursday evenings in front of a blank TV with just ourselves.

But deals there will be, slithering backwards from hard towards soft, not as far as the single market, towards what I imagine will be called an "accommodation".

Sooner or later my digestive system will recover and I'll be slithering around town again, on the prowl for burgers.

When handling a snake, it will want to slither through your hands, which is natural.

These are an active and curious species which will like to slither around and check stuff out.

"It is one thing, wreck divers will tell you, to slither in near-total darkness through a shipwreck's twisted, broken mazes, each room a potential trap of swirling silt and collapsing structure," Mr. Kurson writes with typical brio.