Sneak-up-on Sentence Examples

sneak-up-on

  • Did you ever try to sneak up on a fly?

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  • No one had ever been able to sneak up on her before, and now, it seemed like everyone did.

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  • The idea he'd never solve this mystery infuriated him, but not as much as the idea she was able to sneak up on him at will.

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  • Many times enemies sneak up on you, try to gang up on you or run away.

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  • Months after your loss, that date will probably sneak up on you, and even though you may think you are over your miscarriage grief, this will be a hard day.

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  • Situations will sneak up on you and you'll be under constant pressure and stress and not know why.

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  • After so many months of focusing on your pregnancy, the actual delivery almost seems to sneak up on you at the end.

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  • Try it in black to hide any scuffs that might sneak up on you.

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