Use of the word sneak in a sentence example

sneak

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He managed to sneak out of the restaurent. [verb]

He discusses the problem of the sneak-in thief and how big an issue sneak-in burglaries are in our area. [verb]

The comical moments tend to sneak up on you. [verb]

To sneak away like a thief who had stolen my diamonds. [verb]

None but a sneak would turn against his shipmates and his ship, when overhauled by the Royal Navy. [verb]

Once a lot of sparrows conspired against a hawk, but no sooner did the bird of prey appear than they sneaked off in the grass. [verb]

Keep them hard and fast sneaked up, and it's a' very weel or better--but ance let them out, they will turn and rend you.' [verb]

The dog, the sneak. [verb]

So I sneaked back to seat No. [verb]

They will sneak down from northards, along the fence, at midnight exact, with a false key, and go in the nigger's cabin to get him. [verb]

I begun to lay for a chance; I reckoned I would sneak out and go for the woods till the weather moderated. [verb]

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