"It's not illegal, it's just procurement," the tea hustler said, slinking off.
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Slinking off outside, I struck up conversation with a guy smoking a cigarette.
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The snake shot forward to bite and struck the boxer dog on the nose before slinking off.
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There's only one season standing between us and Jessica slinking off into New York and leaving us behind forever.
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And they work hard to suppress the frustration imbued by Paris every time she quietly mumbles "That's not cute" before slinking off.
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More likely, though, he'll end up slinking off to wherever McMaster and Rex Tillerson hang out to quietly burnish his own reputation.
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Suffice it to say that the combination of those new districts and Donald Trump has sent still more House Republicans slinking off in despair.
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Now men are leaving, slinking off into the night without explanation — except for one, whose exit note says he has gone to the moon.
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The culprit in question: a black silk bomber jacket that was slinking off of the petite singer's slight shoulders, on the brink of falling onto the stage floor.
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Perhaps, for example, perpetrators could engage in a more sophisticated manner with the public rather than always slinking off to their private lives to, supposedly, think about their actions.
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Before slinking off to make time with Colin, Lucca offers a valuable suggestion: an appeal board that would allow members suspended for hate speech a chance to make their case.
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I was able to drink with abandon until the cheese course, before feeling my face turn red-hot and slinking off to my room — only to get completely lost among the chateau's endless identical doorways.
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When I was a teenager, I'd wait until my parents were out of the house before slinking off to the study to fire up our family computer and ask Google questions about what I'd heard at school that day.
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The Greenland block is absolutely key to this, since it prevents weather systems from simply slinking off out to sea, and allows different branches of the jet stream to come together, or "phase," and form a rapidly intensifying storm.
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It's called Guilty of Everything and, deep within its heavy dream-pop, there's a sense that all your worries are being washed down the plug hole; swirling around and slinking off into the sewer of the past as the record reaches its climatic end.
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Around the same time, Photogen (who spent his days hunting) one morning spied a big cat of some sort slinking off to the forest and took it in his mind to hunt this skilled hunter. As the sun went down, Photogen left to hunt the nocturnal beast, violating the witch's constraint. Once darkness fell, Photogen was beset with terror. He came across Nycteris in one of her outings, and gathered some measure of comfort from the strange girl's calm.
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