| Then she crept up the stairs, avoiding the spots that squeaked, and then snuck to her room, quiet as a mouse. |
| The sun crept over the horizon, spreading radiant golden light across the rolling moorland that surrounded Whitby. |
| I crept into the kitchen where I buttered a slice of bread, peeled and quartered a pear, and cut a wedge of decadent Irish cheese. |
| He loved his parents dearly, but sometimes it creeped him out about how nosy they could be. |
| The CIA man was creeped out, but he knew he could hock the watch for 10 bucks, probably to the same crook that sold it to the squid. |
| Although bats may have creeped us out for centuries, their links to emerging infectious diseases are much more recent. |
