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31. It's true - he does have some sneaking faith in poets as being fundamentally decent people.

32. The streaming sunlight is just barely sneaking around the edges of these motel-orange drapes.

33. Advertisements are sneaking up on you from at least three new directions.

34. Tam was on all fours, a wood chisel in his hand, apparently sneaking up on a grazing sheep.

35. Sneaking into the courtyard, the toad climbed the tallest persimmon tree in the garden.

36. Sneaking across the kitchen she made herself some bread and margarine.

37. It was cold, too, an icy wind sneaking in through the thatch and through gaps in the mud wall.

38. Contrary to the popular notion, the biggest threat isn't some boy hacker sneaking off with your card number.

39. Graeme Sharp scored their first, sneaking round the back to meet Nick Henry's diagonal ball with a thumping right-foot volley.

40. The question came sneaking into her mind and, once there, it proved difficult to dislodge.

41. She had a sneaking suspicion that she knew why the men had not given up their seats.

42. But I still couldn't bear to see him sneaking off with some one else.

43. Bright white shoes and bags tried sneaking into the fashion picture last spring but never made it.

44. I have the sneaking suspicion, fuelled by the clothes my parents packed, that they knew anyway.

45. But momentum was the thing - self-doubt came sneaking in as soon as they let up.

46. I had a sneaking feeling he'd do well at Scum, Hughes is the ideal partner for him.

47. The boys had said nothing of their plans to their parents, before sneaking away last December 23.

48. Still, she had a sneaking hope that as she'd reached her lowest ebb, the tide might turn.

49. If she'd been sneaking out at night to meet Gabriel, Veronica could have heard her - and seen them.

50. From the fence I surveyed the area,[sentencedict.com] sneaking a look to see if Shelly was lying in the window.

51. They played cat and mouse with the Bay, now scrambling for the outside, now sneaking back in.

52. I've always had this sneaking admiration for him.

53. A fox was sneaking on the lurk.

54. Sneaking out of classroom by the backdoor.

55. Just by sneaking into a room and rearranging someone's bedroom set, a feng-shui expert can trigger kidney disease.

56. Wasn't it fun, though , sneaking him in and out for his walk?

57. Was it Nelson Mandela, with a steel-trap political sense sneaking out from under the surface charm and grace?

58. The tree house was taken down. I know all about keeping the faith and not sneaking.

59. He's done nothing but ruined you with his sneaking Italian tricks.

60. I have a sneaking suspicion that he stole my wallet.