It came out from its corner with a sidling, rocking gait and walked toward Fitzgerald.

Sidling rapidly across to the stairway, The Shadow took up a position there.

He stopped abruptly, his massive proportions preventing her from sidling around him with a murmured, "Good evening, sir."

Clearly assuming his question was a rhetorical one, she cast the toilet a last wistful glance before sidling past him.

The creepers continued to shift position in the open spaces of the room, sidling a few feet this way, then a few that.

I think I see you sidling toward a point and I don't want you to move any further.

No blushing merriment, no sidling, followed this remark; the innocent stood like an ox.

He was still, tensed and alert on the sidling, startled horse; but he had not been startled.

When she said to, he took another step, another step, sidling along in front of the alcove, until she had seen all the carvings.

No sidling, no shifting.

Alone in the derelict roadway on a sidling, race-bred horse, the royal courier had no mind to linger.

Even as I spoke, I was sidling round the fire toward the spot where my medical supplies lay, sheltered from the drizzle under a sheet of canvas.

An accident while sidling the Broken Axe Pinnacles prevented the group getting to Mt Holdsworth in a day as planned.

The Mathinna Group continued in the Silurian period with Bellingham Formation and Sidling Sandstone.

Instead of his customary sidling, head bobbing approach to the Prince, he remained standing by the door, shifting from foot to foot, his appearance more than ordinarily stoatish.

Where Ms. Wilson's music throws off a sidling, unprogrammed, bohemian temper, Ms. Reeves's performances are alive and alert with be-yourself pop psychology.

Will high-powered women in leather skirts and Holstein-patterned purses find themselves sidling up to the famous pool at the Four Seasons and slurping at it like a trough?

General Walters's strongest pitch appealed to Polish aspirations - that by buying the F-16, it was sidling up to the United States, not the few countries with European fighter jets.

Her tongue was hot and mocha- rich, exploring my teeth, sidling against my tongue, pressing against it, teasing it, Without breaking the kiss, I put my own cup down.

Benny Wain started his professional music career playing in the family band The Sidling Stompers out of Sydling St Nicholas in Dorset at the age of 12.

ANDRE NORTON AND A.C. CRISPIN he announced, breathing hard from the effort of curbing the sidling, wheeling K-eplian.

The rate of growth at the smaller airports is evident in such incongruous scenes as 737's sidling up to the Quonset hut-style terminal at Westchester County Airport, whose tiny waiting area is a solid mass of people during the morning and evening rush.

Almost against his will, he sidled across and looked out.

He sidled in and out of a room, to take up the less space.

He sidled over to the door, as if we were going to run after him.

Sidling over to the girl, he held out his hand.

Try sidling up to a man to get on his good side.

You've got to sidle around here, off to the left I think.

I sidled a little closer to see what the problem was.

He had sidled himself between one breath and the next.

As a result, France is sidling toward important policy changes.

They both, very carefully, sidled a little further away from each other.

Then, she sidled up to me and said, "I have a better idea if you want to talk it over."

I moved in that direction and sidled up behind them.

Now they were almost five feet apart, and still sidling.

Instead, he had sidled quickly to the wall beside the door.

If he come around where any of the men was, they split up and sidled away.

But it was still a surprise when he sidled up to me a few weeks ago.

The man sidled away, then turned out through the entrance.

As I turned to go, one of his buddies sidled in.

Before looking for a seat, he sidled up to the bar.

She sidled closer to me, and I put my arm around her.

He sidled over to the door and put his ear against it.

It just sidled away and looked put out about all existence.

She was taking the first sip when Al sidled through the door.

Already more were sidling in the door, attracted by the show.

After a time he began to sidle near to the youth, and in a different way try to make him a friend.