surreptitiously

Many of those who are left do their work surreptitiously.

He looked at me surreptitiously, and turned his eyes away.

Only one way to find out surreptitiously came to mind.

I surreptitiously looked at the book by the woman's feet.

They had seemed to be watching her surreptitiously ever since.

Other Republicans called as well, he said, but only surreptitiously.

No way could he move around surreptitiously with that kind of attention on him.

The information is often sent back to the home office, sometimes surreptitiously, over the Internet.

All the more so for those that are removed surreptitiously.

He wanted to continue to meet surreptitiously and take our chances.

She glanced surreptitiously at her father, but his face gave nothing away.

Time to work fast, as the night was getting on, and this would have to be done very surreptitiously.

The week following the birthday, each tried surreptitiously to see the other again.

"To surreptitiously come in like that is not going to convince anyone."

He visits his former home at night, surreptitiously, and looks in through an open window.

He slid his hand surreptitiously over that of the dead man.

So they surreptitiously head on into the jungle to see if that's where he went.

Surreptitiously she glanced around; no one seemed to be looking at her.

The woman across the aisle looked up from her book more surreptitiously this time.

In Vista, such programs may still run, but they will not be able to do so surreptitiously.

I opened my hand, and let the bit of plastic film fall surreptitiously to the ground.

They made a game of it, surreptitiously pointing and trying to guess who was from where.

May I surreptitiously break something in their house to settle the score?

Most of the things were surreptitiously given away to charitable institutions.

At five minutes to four they began surreptitiously watching the kitchen clock.