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How To Use Sneak off In A Sentence

  • And consider it your duty to sneak off early from work.
  • I won't let the Black Brotherhood sneak off with the Ark. Who's with me?
  • `He will collect me, show me around, and see to it that I don't sneak off to pilfer any top-secret blueprints. C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS
  • We tried to sneak off from work early.
  • Someone who wants secretly to sneak off will always stumble somthing ringing.
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  • You sneak off and roll up that piece of buckskin, and thrust it into the alforja. The Mountains
  • But they could sneak off and play WoW -- only to make certain no one thought they were "playing a game," they'd do this with the kind of arch and distanced ironizing over the self that one can go to...oh, a Korean karaoke bar on Canal Street if you're a white dude which is what the Linden gang did when they were at SOP. Class Begins in...
  • `He will collect me, show me around, and see to it that I don't sneak off to pilfer any top-secret blueprints. C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS
  • `He will collect me, show me around, and see to it that I don't sneak off to pilfer any top-secret blueprints. C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS
  • `He will collect me, show me around, and see to it that I don't sneak off to pilfer any top-secret blueprints. C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS
  • In the 1980s, some primatologists noticed that monkeys and apes - unlike other mammals - sometimes deceived members of their own species, in order to trick them out of food or sneak off for some furtive courtships.
  • The German managed to sneak off to the fields without his wife seeing.
  • Someone who wants secretly to sneak off will always stumble somthing ringing.
  • I was thinking he is a journalist and what if he's gathering information as we speak - maybe I'll just sneak off by myself.
  • He clearly felt bad about something, to sneak off like that. The Sun
  • Andy and Adele are on a date (ditto) and Declan and Natasha sneak off to his love barn for a quick bunk-up. Mirror.co.uk - Home
  • Just as she was wondering if she could sneak off for a pint of shandy before dehydration took a serious grip, the tent flap opened again. TICKLED PINK
  • Their argument can reach such epic proportions that it is sometimes possible to sneak off without paying.
  • In between shots, we would sneak off and explore as much as we could.
  • How did he sneak off in the middle of the meeting without being noticed?
  • What Peg did was to take a bed-sheet from home and sneak off with it.
  • He clearly felt bad about something, to sneak off like that. The Sun
  • How did he sneak off in the middle of the meeting without being noticed?

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