sneak

And, oh yeah, standing even though his coach threw him to the wolves by calling a quarterback sneak from the goal line.

He would sneak on the bus to training, playing as a striker and scoring goals on the pitches built by drug lord Pablo Escobar, only donning the gloves after a team-mate was injured.

Eventually, Scotland grew into the game and could have sneaked it.

Dawn said Sophie started sneaking out in the early hours and she instantly noticed the change in her when she got home.

My inclination was always to sneak on the air without any fanfare whatsoever, and then maybe advertise after — that is very naive, apparently.