Sentence examples for sneak from high-quality English sources.

• You can get a sneak peek of them here.

• “Allow time for questions and give them a sneak peek into your life,” adds LaFleur.

• Or he could sneak them up the stairs then go back down to pay Grace and send her home.

• Still, Insider has reported on concerns that kids could sneak onto platforms like Players' Lounge.

• It was either hop over the garden fence or sneak around the front,’ explains Rob.

• Yet in one big respect he has bungled and, if the nationalists sneak to victory, it should haunt him.

• Morgan told Rodríguez that he had already made contact with another revolutionary, who had arranged to sneak him into the mountains.

• They disguise themselves as villagers, sneak into jihadist territory, stay put for weeks or months and only leave when the work is done.

Use sneak in a sentence.

• If you manage to sneak behind the 'Great Firewall' which encircles China's internet, you're confronted with an oddly familiar environment.

• “Trying to sneak a fastball past Aaron is like trying to sneak sunrise past a rooster,” declared the pitcher Curt Simmons.

• ‘Democrats claim to be for workers, but they’ve spent the entire pandemic trying to sneak a tax break for millionaires in Democrat states into the Covid relief bill.

• Sneak through the dark streets of London on a 2-hour ghastly ghosts tour, and hear spooky stories of the ghouls, ghosts and specters that creep through the city’s back alleys after dusk.

• Music Sneak at Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Jahrhunderthalle is an experimental, monthly acoustic concert series based on the idea of a sneak movie preview—or a blind date.

• Chen, who is blind, sneak into the United States Embassy in Beijing — an episode that riveted the world and deeply embarrassed the Chinese government — that most likely caused the closing of his institute and prompted his eventual detention.

• Groups of gay activists would sneak into libraries across London and stick the Switchboard number "into any book they thought a young gay man or lesbian might go to to read," Lisa says - such as on to pages of the Bible expressing anti-gay sentiments.

• Chris Mills, a recycling contamination expert at the Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP), says: "Every paper mill that accepts a range of card and paper, has a tolerance level so they can recycle a small quantity of sticky notes that might sneak in.

sneak sentence examples

• Her new book, “The Leafy Greens Cookbook: 100 Creative, Flavorful Recipes Starring Super-Healthy Kale, Chard, Spinach, Bok Choy, Collards and More” won’t be published until the spring, but she is giving readers of Well’s Vegetarian Thanksgiving a sneak peak.

• Just days after the prime minister himself spoke out against “sneak culture”, health secretary Matt Hancock urged the nation to call law enforcement if they witnessed people refusing to self-isolate — a move that now carries a potential fine of up to £10,000.

• During her time celebrating sobriety on social media and in public, Lovato admitted in the film that she would sneak drugs onto aeroplanes and into bathrooms, and would sit for interviews to discuss that sobriety while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

• Boris Johnson said last week he would understand reporting a “huge kind of Animal House" party with "hot tubs and so forth" where it was clear there was a "serious threat to public health" — but added: “I have never much been in favour of sneak culture, myself."