"A fellow slinking into that alley across the way.

She looked around for Tom, who had been slinking ahead hrough the undergrowth.

Figures were slinking through the dark, keeping away from the workhouse door where they knew death lurked.

Most wolf packs he has run down in the north forests so that borderers no longer fear their slinking.

Solo shots of them slinking out of the same hotel room will more than do the trick.

Insane,he thought with a corner of his mind that watched his slinking progress through the dark halls.

About him there was no slinking and no furtiveness.

That is because he is a slinking, treacherous creature, like all cats, and never quite knows how best to meet you.

"Barrelhouse" gives us an outline of a slinking and witty duet.

Mr. Thomas, done up in fedora and mustache, is a master of suspicious slinking.

He saw it again, silhouetted against an orange smoky background, slinking away, its evil deed completed.

Serpents in Cimmeria were most of them small, slinking creatures that fed on frogs or mice.

He closed his eyes, replayed the opening credits, recalled the slinking, skullduggerous beat of the score, and chuckled softly.

The slinking, servile withdrawal by Israel."

Slinking back to his Dodge, Marlin resembled a scolded child who had been caught pilfering cookies.

Then the pale light slinking through the high arches blushed swiftly golden pink and brightened to proclaim sunrise.

I wonder how long it will be before we are caught and all this slinking and toiling will be over?'

The object of potential satire might have been films, what with all the sleuth-like slinking around an area ringed with klieg lights.

And she moved with a slinking, muscular grace that bespoke her skill with a blade, and also her supernatural strength.

Ms. Conrado's new "Maracatu Rural" is introduced by a group of slinking riflemen whose role needs some explaining.

Still, Cappie got the idea I'd been aroused by all that slinking and strutting, and had taken to doing her own torch routines for my benefit.

Often the orchestra ensnares the vocal lines with slinking counter melodies; undulant orchestral stirrings seem more like undercurrents to the tunes, not supports.

And the African lion-the proud king of beasts-was relegated to the status of slinking scavenger, while the loathed hyena assumed new dignity.

Choreographically, prissy balletic phrases gave way to slinking, and the slinking was often followed by strutting.

For Upweekis, though big and fierce, is at heart a slinking, cowardly, treacherous creature--like all cats--and so loves best to be alone.

The rest of the men had slunk off to bed.

But in the end, he thought better of it and slunk away.

Some people will just have to slink in to work a little late.

Why did you slink out of the room into the kitchen?

But they all slunk into the city without being stopped.

There was nothing to be done but to slink home with the others.

That's the only reason I slunk out of that place!

Being small, they can slink along ways we cannot follow.

"What on earth did he want to slink away like this for?"

Just then a fox came slinking by and saw him.

I'd seen him slink past my office, and I knew he had a route up here.

I had to slink along, eyes peeled all the time.

I slunk away then, out through the passage and the front door to the street.

The thing was probably slinking toward the ruined house, looking for food.

I slunk down in my seat and the car continued on.

The man let him go and the boy slunk back into the shadows.

She spent over a minute slowly slinking back down his body.

No wonder they're meeting with a cold response as they slink back.

Nothing would have made him do a Damon and slink back.

I slunk back to my desk and returned his call.

Instead, he slunk back into the blackness of the building.

He wound up his lines and slunk away at once.

A few years ago they would have slunk off at the first sign of our presence.

Slinking away like a thief after you took her in.

What the devil do you mean slinking off like that?