“sly”造句，怎麼用sly造句

I felt there was something meaningful in her sly grin.

Now they wouldn't have to socialize on the sly.

I thought him very sly; — he hardly ever mentioned your name.

"You think you won't," my brother said with that sly knowing parents always exude.

To worm one's way into or out of a situation; insinuate or extricate oneself by sly or subtle means.

She's a really sly girl, so you'll have to be careful not to let her butter you up and get what she wants.

With a sly grin, he reached into his trousers pocket and pulled out a pair of thick woolen socks. "and I found these especially for you."

總有幻覺的響尾蛇：sly內心糾結，一定和它的外表不無關係，對於自己的身體它總是很矛盾。

His performance is all sly looks and bone-dry readings, held together by a general air of barely contained exasperation at the antics of the fools and knaves who surround him.

The sly fox nimbly eluded the dogs.

It's the — Frost is so sly.

Don't trust him, he is a sly old fox.

That he is an irrepressible jackass who thinks of himself as a sly fox?

An old Fox, crafty and sly, had a den in the rocks, on a hill near her house.

As a recent story in the Economist noted, this is roughly equivalent to kindly allowing a pack of sly foxes to look after the welfare of your chickens.

Normally, he was calm, firm and full of self-confidence; for he knew how to fight his opponents. He could be cruel, but he could also be smooth and sly. He might sometimes storm and rage, but that did not necessarily mean he was really angry.

They exchanged sly looks and smiles.

It's not as though China has to go about acquiring technology in a sly, underhanded way.

Be honest enough to own it, and that what I said in the town was true, though your fancy-man was so up about it - hey, my sly one?

a disposition to be sly and stealthy and to do things surreptitiously.

Albert Wells gave his sly, birdlike smile.

Phrases such as "sly as a fox," eat like a pig "or" drunk as a skunk "are all unfair to animals, they claim."