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In a time-lapse film, a Saguaro grove would seem to creep across the desertscape like a pool of mercury.

He made several efforts to creep out of his scrape, but the old man's eye was upon him and he made blunder after blunder.

Mad Dog stared at the card as beads of sweat started to creep out of his skin and slide down his face to land upon the table.

High-tech employment also hasn't recovered to pre-bust levels, though it's beginning to creep back in parts of Silicon Valley.

Fred exclaimed as he and my husband, Tom, realized what had been causing traffic to creep down the busy five-lane road.

But they're expected to creep up in coming years as the cost of increasingly stringent clean-air regulations are passed on to customers.

But even in quite poor countries, a different concept of poverty also seems to creep in, the authors argue.

"We're supposed to stay behind the last runner, so take it slowly, " I said to the driver, Doug, as we began to creep forward.

Some conservatism is beginning to creep into financial forecasts and attendant price discussions.

The boys break their necks trying to creep a little sneak peek.

As she became more tired, errors began to creep into her work.

She rose and began to creep after them along the walls and the houses.

A sense of fear began to creep slowly into their hearts.

You can keep your mindset positive by eliminating negative thoughts the moment they begin to creep into your conscious mind.

As it was, he overhit it and Nadal won the next seven games as the mistakes started to creep into Murray's game.

The beetle woke up with the noise and would have been glad to creep into the earth for shelter, but he could not.

This year the company should comfortably top sales of $37 billion as crude-oil and gasoline prices continue to creep ever upward.

The study found that waistbands slowly begin to creep up an inch or two as a man leaves his teenage years behind and enters the workplace.

Errors will start to creep back in, and the benefits of unit testing will be lost.

The visual learners started to creep out of the woodwork, and the whole class now thrives because a teacher was willing to listen to them.

In a positive development, the share of domestic value added in China's exports has continued to creep up.

Thoughts about what we have come to call "positive worry" about the one they love begin to creep into their mind.

The lack of Love allows the darkness to creep in, and causes separation and eventually the breakdown of matter.

On a recent afternoon he allowed his flatbed Ford (F, Fortune 500) to creep near the edge of a cliff.

The main reason of casing failure in most oilfields is the plastic flow in salt rock, gypsolyte and shale due to creep.

But under the stress of his daily life he, a truthful man, allowed a little falsehood to creep in.

LONDON (Reuters) - Rising temperatures have forced many plants to creep to higher elevations to survive, researchers reported on Thursday.

The forests no longer seemed hostile after I learned to creep along pig trails instead of forcing my way through the undergrowth.

moreover , the loan delinquency ratio continues to creep up . this also needs to be kept in view .

The village monk, who had been so contented, allowed the poison of jealousy to creep into his mind.

The Alaska team also found that when bears got moving again in spring, their metabolisms took several weeks to creep back to normal.

Instead, they are suspended in a partially divided state until they are needed, providing several decades for mutations to creep in.

And after the first two weeks, for those still hanging on, old habits begin to creep back in.

creep Love seems to creep up on you.

It has been the most extraordinary 18 months, and quite unlike most recessions that I've experienced, which tend to creep up on you slowly.

By the late 1970s, the disease had began to creep back, resulting in a World Health Assembly Resolution (WHA 31. 58) in 1978.

The former editor of Cosmopolitan added: 'When you hit your 50s a new sense of freedom starts to creep in. '

If any energy does not feel right to you, it is best to disregard it and do not allow fear to creep in.

They were so light that if left overnight under the weight of the chariot they would undergo deformation due to creep.

Love tends to creep up on us .

It was ten o'clock at night before we ventured to creep in again, and then she asked Joe why he hadn't married a Negress Slave at once?

Parkman occasionally allows a supercilious tone to creep into his writings.

She saw the shadow behind the reflection as it started to creep towards her.

The results indicate that on the condition of peak aging, the materials show higher resistant to creep than those overaged materials do.

From then on, without backer, the cirrus had to creep on ground and struggle for life.

One night in Singapore after yet another vodka-fueled white night, I made so bold as to creep to the fridge to get some milk.

Further evidence shows that the loan-to-deposit ratio has started to creep up.

Whether China will allow such issues to creep into the agenda is uncertain.

Once you're national debt starts to creep over 90% of GDP, it's a slippery slope that's hard to get off.

But the criticism ends there; children's rights are only just now starting to creep into the Chinese public consciousness.

It is not fair to allow criticism and irony to creep into an exposition .

Xia zhi xing: of course sure. But in case he cannot help to creep in up on me. Then what should i do?

The lions fan out along a broad front or semicircle to creep up on prey.

One can never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar.

But does that mean I don't feel super young at heart--despite that my number in years continues to creep up?

One never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar.

Learn to creep before you leap. Learn to walk before you run.

Once they reach a critically short length, they can no longer protect our DNA, and errors begin to creep in.

The first signs of doubt and worry begin to creep onto Michael's face.

One can consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar.

Yes, it was good to creep back into bed and know that Ellen was abroad in the night and everything was right.

The concrete is said to creep.

A baby learns to creep before it learns to walk.

Doubt startin' to creep in, everyday it's just so grey and black.

Learn to creep before you leap.

When the night time comes, I start to creep.

She managed to creep from the house while the kidnapper fell asleep.

He likes to creep by, do a U-turn, and make a second pass.

Children learn to creep early they can go.

Children learn to creep ere they can go.

But, we are very consciously aware that we can not allow that to creep up on us unseen.

Hong Kong's shadow currency is continuing to creep into the light.

Application of Compulsive Strain Method to Creep Analysis of Concrete Bridges

To creep on the edge of the razor blade and survive

Prestressing loss due to creep

And now she's starting to creep up on me

Long after fearing to creep forth again;

Try'na to creep a little sneak peek

Not to creep but also to be non-creative

Find a hole to creep out of

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Children learn to creep ere they can