Utiliser "crawl in" dans une phrase

1. The powerful craft was much easier to maneuver at high speed on open water than at a crawl in crowded chop

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2. "I was trying to crawl into one at the time

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3. Feeling shaky from the exertion of undressing, I crawl into bed and I sit up, the newspaper laid out in front of me, a cardigan round my shoulders

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4. But, with the celebration of the Midnight Sun the night before and this afternoon's unexpected activity Alec wanted nothing more than to crawl into the corner of an unknown dive, eat his meal in peace and be confident that no one would dare burst in to disturb him

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5. He’d moved inside a wooded area, found a large rock with a concave bottom that he could crawl into which would be perfect to protect him from any Security heat sensors

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6. She wanted to crawl into that space and hide herself

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7. crawl inside the lobby

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8. Eventually though the front went quite again and the darkness returned it was eerie and unnerving out here and the least sound has your heart trying to crawl into your asshole

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9. I simply cannot abide rudeness from those who should crawl in my presence

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10. The men were an unsettling preview of her own last hours, and she wanted to crawl into the corner as far from them as possible

11. In one place near a narrow streamlet were nests of the passerine weaver birds, some hanging from fine branches along which even the bamboo snake would not have the temerity to crawl in search of the luscious eggs

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12. A native, when ill and alone, will crawl into any nook, cover up his face and await death till he recovers or really does die

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13. It was very low, so that we would have to crawl in

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14. I can focus on the sound instead of whatever thoughts would crawl into my head in silence

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15. ready to crawl into the six by four hole when a cry suddenly came

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16. My previous life is becoming a blurred vision, and memories of the above world are dimming and shrinking the farther I crawl into the Earth

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17. filled with leaves; you crawl in to survive sub-freezing temperatures-

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18. If there is no roof space to crawl into then

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19. I’ll kick it out and crawl into the Stasis

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20. crawl into the cage in the minutes I’d been away from the hut

21. and crawl into the bed

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22. No Roman would crawl in after me

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23. We had always been able to crawl in the bottom and come

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24. The acid worms crawl in your ears and sing a hideous lullaby that AC/DC would be jealous of

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25. But there was a hole in it that they only used in winter or in wet weather, and they finally gave up trying to get rid of me and let me crawl in there

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26. I crawl into his trouser-legs

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27. Like a few of his men he was amongst those who got wounded, but he managed crawl into one of the many sand dunes and in great pain from the wound in his leg and a numbness which was by then gathering in his face, he covered himself up with the sand

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28. On cold nights he would crawl into a dumpster to get out of the cold

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29. He stumbled and one of the machines began to crawl in for the kill

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30. suitable place to crawl into

31. The seeds of doubt were beginning to crawl into his mind, looking for a

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32. All he wanted was to find a hole to crawl into, and lick

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33. To enter the cave, we had to crawl into a hole, which was not much bigger than my size 34 waist

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34. tried to crawl into the very cramped space

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35. began to crawl into the silvery liquid surface of the glass

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36. cell crawl into that mirror? No? I didn’t think so…neither did I

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37. but I did not crawl in the gutter

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38. “You’ll have to crawl in to find out!” With that, he began to laugh in that wonderful way of his and then I began to laugh and then neither of us could stop

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39. ” He righted her so she could crawl into the booth beside him

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40. Danny wondered if he could crawl into the privet and live there

41. “You will fight me,” Leone said in a tone that chilled Ahndray’s blood to a slow crawl in his veins

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42. I then reached in and opened the door and somehow managed to crawl into the cab

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43. We can crawl inside from above, there is an access port

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44. After a long day of being on display and being pelted with stones, Bohdan was tired and ready to crawl into a hole and sleep

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45. “As to why it would have wanted to crawl in there, don’t ask me

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46. He heaved himself up off his chair, switched off the nearby light, and whispered for Stephanie to crawl into the kitchen to do the same

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47. ” He wished he could crawl into a crack

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48. Google translate spat this out for me to scrawl into cipher:

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49. From there he would be able to crawl into the opening

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50. When the time came for bed, I’d just crawl into the pile

51. sleeping one would crawl into her bed and cut her throat

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52. Has Science found one sane reason; why humans should go into the deepest caves on Earth, to create the first secret, hidden abstract images? Why didn’t they create these images out in the open? What was wrong with creating such images on rocks in the fresh air and sunlight; where they could see what they were doing? And have other people admire it, and see it also? Why this need for secrecy? Does this give you a hint of the depth of subconscious guilt and shame they felt? So they had to crawl into the deepest subterranean caverns they could find? That they had to keep this new ritual a deep, dark secret? Just as their own subconscious was keeping these horrible truths a deep, dark secret from their own conscious minds? What does the term: sub mean? It means subterranean… under, lower

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53. The pill bug returned to his palm, and he let it crawl into the grass

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54. Carrying the boot from her injured foot, she limped back toward camp, hoping the rest were asleep and she could crawl into the small tent and nurse her wounds in private

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55. Chevalier sat with Allen as he ate, and then watched Emily crawl into

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56. “In the front,” Chevalier hissed when Emily tried to crawl into the

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57. and she finally managed to crawl into the bed and pull the covers up

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58. leaving a small area that he was able to crawl into

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59. Kyle helped her crawl inside and then handed Allen up to

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60. Each of these stoppages was made at a doleful grating, by which any languishing good airs that were left uncorrupted, seemed to escape, and all spoilt and sickly vapours seemed to crawl in

61. He stood across in the other garden, beside a bush of pale Michaelmas daisies, watching the last bees crawl into the hive

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62. His ears tried to crawl into his head in terror of the syllables they had just heard

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63. "Can the Delawares swim, too, as well as crawl in the bushes? Where is 'Le Gros

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64. When Madame Manec would help him home, he’d crawl into the darkest corner of his bed and belt pillows around his ears

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65. I shut the machine down with a flourish I don’t really feel and crawl into my bed

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66. He would crawl into the chasm of her cleavage, never to be seen again

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67. He looked about, but there seemed nowhere even for an animal to crawl into in this dismal country

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68. I wanted to crawl into a little hole and not have to deal with any of this

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69. Rather, I believe they will continue to live life to the fullest as they have over the last few decades and will therefore not crawl into a cave to die

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70. Fermina Daza hated her and everything that had to do with her more than anything in this world, and the mere memory of her false piety made scorpions crawl in her belly

71. During the night-watches some cynical old sailors will crawl into them and coil themselves away there for a nap

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72. Volodya, as he lay on his bed, in his quiet corner, surrounded by the men, and illuminated only by a single candle, experienced that sensation of well-being which he had known as a child, when, in the course of a game of hide-and-seek, he used to crawl into a cupboard or under his mother's skirts, and listen, not daring to draw his breath, and afraid of the dark, and yet conscious of enjoying himself

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73. Will you traverse it, you insignificant worm, who crawl in the dust of your pitiful profanation of the gods? Will you vivify the world? Will you conceive the unknown divinity to whom you do not dare to pray? You miserable digger of dung, soiled by the smut of ruined altars, are you perchance the architect who shall build the new temple? Upon what do you base your hopes, you who disavow the old gods and have no new gods to take their place? The eternal night of doubts unsolved, the dead desert, deprived of the living spirit—this is your world, you pitiful worm, who gnawed at the living belief which was a refuge for simple hearts, who converted the world into a dead chaos

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