VERB
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leave furtively and stealthily
The lecture was boring and many students slipped out when the instructor turned towards the blackboard
How To Use sneak out In A Sentence
- Margaret could have used the side doors, except those were kept locked because the manager didn't want the hired help to sneak out, either. This was back before excessive fire and safety regulations.
- It is all too easy to sneak out of the apartment now, and within the space of five minutes, my footsteps are pounding along the pavement.
- Clark : Look, I'll find some way to distract her and then you sneak out.
- Sneak outta town in the dead of night and leave them there to face the music.
- You act as a decoy and we'll sneak out the back.
- You can never sneak out of your duties.
- And not that I have actually said goodbye yet either: it is more a case of the staff distracting my now quiet and quivery-lipped boy while I sneak out the door and slope off down the corridor.
- I tried to sneak out with an open-necked shirt, but she called me back.
- Pick some working class backbench nomark to generate some headlines and let the real culprits sneak out of town (To Washington DC to meet Obama on Tuesday to be precise) Sir Fred Goodwin Was My Chauffeur !
- Why don't we just write, this sucks, on the card and sneak out of here?