Use of the word tiptoed in a sentence example

tiptoed

Last update: July 18, 2015

He pulled the door shut gently and tiptoed down the hall after her. [Please select]

So I tiptoed along, and got down stairs all right. [Please select]

Leaving his door ajar, he tiptoed cautiously along toward the cave. [Please select]

When we shook hands with the elder and tiptoed to the buggy he was still playing. [Please select]

And Peter softly tiptoed away to the nearest sweet-clover patch with his heart almost bursting with pride. [Please select]

Billie turned away and tiptoed across the room, her own eyes wet, but she stopped with her hand on the door. [Please select]

Connie's mother tiptoed out of the room and motioned to the girls to follow, but they lingered for a minute. [Please select]

Pincornet, chin in air and with his hand where once a sword had been, tiptoed upon the fringe of the crowd. [Please select]

The orchestra began an overture, and, at that, Penrod, trembling violently, tiptoed down the hall into the Janitor's Room. [Please select]

At the far end was another door, and as I tiptoed towards it something caught my eye on the parquet. [Please select]

The front door stood open and I entered and tiptoed down the passage to the room where I had found the Portuguese Jew. [Please select]

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