用sneaky造句子，“sneaky”造句

I wonder if all Chinese are that sneaky?

I also believe that being persuasive has nothing to do with using sneaky or underhanded tactics.

Marked by or done in a deceptive, secret, or sly manner; dishonest and sneaky.

As they got near the end, the car broke down. But by then sneaky he was feeling better.

Calories in soda, coffee, tea, alcohol, juice and other beverages are very sneaky, because you don't realize how many calories you drink a day.

我們在0.2- 1中所添加的另一個東西是XPde，我們稱之為'sneaky'，原因非常顯然(使用了一個偽linux發行版)。

But jobs are sneaky.

Another thing we added back with 0.2-1 was XPde, which we dubbed 'sneaky.' we call it sneaky for the obvious reason (hacked with a disguised Linux distro).

The profile: Unlike the sneaky smoker, you smoke because it’s unhealthy and against the rules.

Blocked audio lines and captions for when a survivor sees a hunter, to prevent sneaky hunters being exposed.

"When you're going on a mission," Dowling says, "a raid or a patrol, insurgents are sneaky — they like to hide stuff from you." But a dog can smell them.

Shoulds can be sneaky things.

She has a sneaky feeling that the man is holding a present under his cape.

"When you're going on a mission," Dowling says, "a raid or a patrol, insurgents are sneaky — they like to hide stuff from you."

Global warming is sneaky.

If you often find your partner using sneaky techniques to keep you in check, he or she doesn't respect you.

Water is sneaky.

A tubby old man taking a sneaky peek at a bikini-clad babe on a 'dessert' island...

The question is, will they really do something that under-handed and sneaky?

Or has the NHS row confirmed a deeper Tory hunch: that just as leopards have spots, Lib Dems are perfidious and sneaky, making the coalition an obstacle to bold policymaking?

Second, this is a subtle, sneaky virus.