| A few stragglers return from lunch, and the April afternoon clouds are too threatening to tempt anyone to sneak out for an early tee time. |
| Afraid that her old fieriness was wearing away from the months of submission, she decided to sneak out one night. |
| They also had searchlights encase anyone tried to sneak out during the night. |
| When the girls managed to sneak out, they found bad company and dangerous influences. |
| I imagine, then, the trick is to sneak out of the bedroom to make whoopee anywhere else in the house. |
| We'd put our wooden clogs inside our jackets and sneak out the back barefooted so that O-Sensei would not notice. |
