slithered

But privately, according to Trierweiler, Hollande slithered back and attempted to rekindle the mortally wounded relationship.

At some point, West shed the skin of a public intellectual, and slithered into the second skin of a public personality.

But Johnny slithered into the shaft, crawled five hundred feet into the earth.

Finally, she slithered into a finished dress: the ultimate chic sheath, a collarless long-sleeved navy blue garment.

And then, of course, not even an hour passed before he slithered down to those expectations and buckled.

Suddenly with a headlong dive, the carriage swayed as if it would fly in pieces, slithered along, and with a jerk steadied itself.

At the top of the path Dalgetty went down on his stomach again and slithered up over the crest.

As if held by a hinge, the head fell over on one side and the man slithered to the floor.

As it slithered away, a writhing shape in its mouth, Holmes muttered bitterly: "A competitor!"

Driving down from above, von Schlichten and his Kragans slithered over floors increasingly greasy with yellow Ulleran blood.