I slink off under the Dresnoks' gloating gaze, back through the shadowy Underfloor.
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So I'd slink off, blue bag in hand as "In Da Club" hovered into view.
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Any other candidate would crumble, meekly apologize, and slink off into the night, never to be seen again.
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"It was the perfect time to slink off, like doing an Irish goodbye at a party," he says.
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You are a grown woman, not a teenager rolling your skirt as you slink off to junior high school.
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But it is highly doubtful that Melania will persuade Donald to confess all to special counsel Robert Mueller III and slink off to Siberia.
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The temptation was just to close and slink off and disappear and not work in food anymore, but I didn't really want to do that.
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Maybe they can just slink off anonymously to a justice of the peace and have a very small service held with the requisite two witnesses?
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I remember lying there paralyzed, completely dissociated from my body, hearing my own voice far away repeating don't, don't until he'd slink off of me.
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Her refusal to slink off more quietly — as John Kerry, Michael Dukakis, Mitt Romney and others did — has led to a number of unique results.
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All those endings run, lemming-like, together, every we I knew is commemorated in a paper- weight, but when no one's looking, the papers slink off.
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I now understand how terrified those without power in Australia feel: They can't even confront a pregnant woman face-to-face; instead they deposit racist posters and slink off.
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It's hard to think it will now slink off into the shadows: will it now re-brand as the anti-immigration party it has long been in all but name?
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But consider what happened at the end of the contest, when the vanquished tends to slink off the stage as the victor preens to the applause of a congratulatory crowd.
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As anyone who has seen "The Godfather: Part Two" roughly knows, Batista gathered his cronies for a New Year's Eve party, then declared that he was going to slink off in the night.
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In about six hours time you'll see the mate or the boyfriend in the club, pat them lightly on the back, ask them how the night's going, and slink off, never to see them again.
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The idea is to defeat insurance companies at their own game, with the government providing such a darn good product that private insurance will just slink off into the shadows, because of competition and freedom.
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Earlier in the day, Nixon, speaking to press at a nearby Long Island Rail Road stop, insisted that she was no "protest candidate" and, despite knowing how she would be received at the convention, refused to slink off.
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Some sort of mute, vegan, sub-Sesame Street puppet whose one "trick" was to slowly roll a cucumber down the pavement until it hit the side of Grouch's bin, to then silently bow in apology and slink off.
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But as its members slink off the battlefield to melt into local populations or infiltrate nations in Europe, Africa and around the world, they leave a region in ruins and an almost impossible challenge for the United States.
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They don't deserve to get woken up in the morning by you shuffling around, trying to find your headphones, wallet, and both of your socks (no one night stand participant has all four...) before you slink off into the waking world.
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After I watched his Mercedes slink off into the night, I would run to pick up the money and count it, amazed such a small thing, a kiss I had given away for free for so long, could have such value.
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Unable to slink off to cry, Gretchen arms herself armed with alcohol and lashes out with spectacular eloquence at each person in attendance, screaming about their incompetence, their failures, their idiocy—she's screaming at herself just as much as she is at everyone else.
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Giving content creators the ability to interact with their fans in real-time while on the red carpet, at a major event, or whatever they're doing is important — why let them slink off to create videos that are posted on Facebook or on Twitter?
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Here, though, he was not a celebrated author or the king of the Beats; he was better known for being the barfly who would slink off to the bathroom between beers with a briefcase, taking swigs from a bottle of the liquor he had stowed inside.
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After their business manager wipes them out, all they're left with is the deed to a town they bought as a joke gift — so they slink off there, with their adult children David (Dan Levy) and Alexis (Annie Murphy), and hole up in the town's rundown motel.
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The building loses its fucking mind, signs are waived, a timeout is called, Kyrie marches through the center of the court and lets out a yawp, while poor DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry, shit-sticked with the responsibility to cover that nonsense, slink off to the bench with their heads hung low, struck in that moment with the thunderbolt of realization that they might not be ready for this.
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When he arrives and is confronted by the bloodthirsty crowd, Hire flees to the rooftops, where he slips. Despite the efforts of police and firefighters to save him, he falls to his death. Alfred and a regretful Alice slink off, thinking they have successfully framed Hire. However, the police discover a photograph of Alfred committing the murder on Hire's body.
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Reginald "Reg" Holdsworth, played by Ken Morley, made his first screen appearance on 25 October 1989. Supermarket manager Reg was married to Veronica; however, she left him after discovering his affair with a store detective. Rather than slink off wounded into the sunset, Reg approached several of the single women of Coronation Street, starting with Rita Fairclough. They attended a couple of tea dances together and struck up a friendship.
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"[W]hen the river was frozen and the snow lay thick upon the ground, so that it was impossible either to row or to play football, paper chases were organised by the master in charge of games. No form of exercise is quite so utterly pointless and boring as a paper chase, and we used to try to slink off and get lost and find our way home by ourselves; though this, if discovered, was apt to lead to a painful interview with the games master." In the 1975 Disney movie, One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing, the nannies notice a trail of paper scraps on the ground while trying to hide a dinosaur skeleton in a wood. They remark that it must be a paper chase at which point a group of school boys crash through the wood following the trail.
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