sidle

Almost against his will, he sidled across and looked out.

He sidled in and out of a room, to take up the less space.

He sidled over to the door, as if we were going to run after him.

Sidling over to the girl, he held out his hand.

Try sidling up to a man to get on his good side.

You've got to sidle around here, off to the left I think.

I sidled a little closer to see what the problem was.

He had sidled himself between one breath and the next.

As a result, France is sidling toward important policy changes.

They both, very carefully, sidled a little further away from each other.

Then, she sidled up to me and said, "I have a better idea if you want to talk it over."

I moved in that direction and sidled up behind them.

Now they were almost five feet apart, and still sidling.

Instead, he had sidled quickly to the wall beside the door.

If he come around where any of the men was, they split up and sidled away.

But it was still a surprise when he sidled up to me a few weeks ago.

The man sidled away, then turned out through the entrance.

As I turned to go, one of his buddies sidled in.

Before looking for a seat, he sidled up to the bar.

She sidled closer to me, and I put my arm around her.

He sidled over to the door and put his ear against it.

It just sidled away and looked put out about all existence.

She was taking the first sip when Al sidled through the door.

Already more were sidling in the door, attracted by the show.

After a time he began to sidle near to the youth, and in a different way try to make him a friend.