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Meanings of sneaking through in English

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Usage of sneaking through in English
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But we got West though, damn him!-caughthim sneaking through the bushes.
The Short Line War
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Thus they vanished in the forest like wolves sneaking through timber.
The Delight Makers
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Like kids sneaking through a graveyard, we bought ourselves some distance.
Internecine
4
While I was thinking about all this, I kept on sneaking through the woods.
After midnight
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Somebody is sneaking through the timber toward the river.
For the Liberty of Texas
6
Then we see this Frenchy sneaking through the woods.
The Submarine Boys and the Spies / Dodging the Sharks of the Dee...
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A little like the wind sneaking through cracks, blowing grit along surfaces, only heavier somehow.
The distant hours
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One woman carrying a plastic shopping bag was sneaking through a gap in the barriers.
Reuters
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Soon three coyotes came sneaking through the grass, talking in hushed voices- athingthey seldom did.
The Tale of Benny Badger
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Friendly travelers don't come sneaking through the woods.
The river kings' road
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Despite sneaking through to the Champions League knockout stage, Roma conceded 16 times in six group games.
The Guardian
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First, they must make sure nothing bad gets in, like a virus sneaking through a navigation system.
Reuters
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Everton drew 1-1 with Norwich before sneaking through 4-3 in the shootout.
Reuters
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A dirty dog sneaking through the darkness.
Shadow prowler
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I can't say that we're sneaking through the building, exactly, but we're certainly not calling attention to ourselves.
Angelfall
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He loved summer, loved waking up to streaks of sunlight sneaking through the cracks in his bedroom curtain.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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