furtively

They all started to look at each other rather furtively.

He could not seem to help himself, looking furtively around.

Thomas was looking furtively at all the women in the room.

He started at the voice, looked up furtively, prepared to run.

He had a second drink and went to the window furtively.

He looked around furtively, but no one seemed about to throw him out.

Instead he looked across at Toby, rather furtively and not for the first time.

When he looked up, she had just turned to glance at him furtively.

I saw one man make the sign of the cross, furtively.

Both countries have been furtively developing their nuclear potential for years.

It was a private sort of gesture, quickly and almost furtively done.

Then he took up the coin and bit it furtively.

Then he asked furtively: "What gave you such an idea?"

Someone on the outside was furtively trying to pick the lock.

It was a figure, bent over, rather furtively, with something in its hand.

Slowly, almost furtively, she'd turned around and looked at Rosemary.

His eyes were dark, their blue lost, as he glanced furtively up at the larger man.

Furtively she studied the three people gathered around the bed.

He glanced around the room furtively, looking for an escape.

He smiled furtively, wondering what she was doing right now.

But it seemed that someone was moving almost silently, furtively.

We have a president who campaigned furtively a few years ago against "nation building."

Your average book is meant to be read casually, even furtively.

I read them, furtively, like boys do pornography, and they showed me another world.

Jack went to the door and furtively glanced out into the hall.