Sentence for stole | Use stole in a sentence

Sentence with word stole. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use stole in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for stole.

• He stole upstairs. (8)
• I never stole the box. (8)
• Soames stole a glance. (8)
• He stole up close behind. (8)
• Felix stole a look at her. (8)
• He stole back under the tree. (8)
• He stole a glance at the commander. (1)
• The little model stole a look at him. (8)
• Entering his house, he stole upstairs. (8)
• Barto stole a defensive rearward step. (10)
• She got up at noon and stole downstairs. (8)
• Gradually a kind of cloud stole over me. (10)
• Noel went up to the nursery, and stole in. (8)
• And, careful not to be seen, he stole back. (8)
• Closing the door gently, she stole upstairs. (8)
• She stole a glance at Hilary, and hung her head. (8)
• It stole out again; there was a cheque-book in it. (8)
• After waiting there ten minutes she stole out again. (8)
• His hand stole to the inner pocket of his black coat. (8)
• Beaton stole a glance at the one Fulkerson was wearing. (9)
• Presently he heard faint sounds, and stole towards them. (8)
• And the cat stole back to the window to watch the swallows. (8)
• He stole up to the unclosed drawing-room door, and peeped. (10)
• She stole over to him, and pressed herself against his arm. (8)
• Swallowing a lump in her throat, she stole out of the room. (8)
• He stole out presently, and got down to the river unobserved. (8)
• The real feeling in him stole to Emilia like a subtle flame. (10)
• The four little Coloured daubs stole into line, the flag fell. (8)
• Something slid too in his breast, and he stole up close behind. (8)
• Soft lengths of misty yellow stole through the glens of Rhineland. (10)
• Suddenly she felt him slip away from her, and getting up, stole out. (8)
• A long, long time she stayed like that, before she stole to the door. (8)
• Then, first making sure that Hilary had left the garden, she stole out. (8)
• He came to my house, stole my daughter, crazed her wits, dragged us all . (10)
• He tried to stroke that hair, but she shook her head free, and he stole out. (8)
• He stole a look; but she was gone again, swaying and sniffing at the flowers. (8)
• A quiet owl stole by in the geld below, and vanished into the heart of a tree. (8)
• Feeling she could never say or do the right thing to the poor lady, Gyp stole out. (8)
• Lapham stole a troubled glance at his wife, and saw that there was no help in her. (9)
• And soon after, putting the high guard before the blazing fire, he stole downstairs. (8)
• He went to his little piano, opened it, closed it again; took his hat, and stole out. (8)
• Mrs. Pendyce stole a glance at him, and a little ironical smile flickered over her face. (8)
• A faint smile, mingled with a blush of relenting, stole into her face, and he hurried on. (9)
• Mrs. Lapham stole a look of relief at her husband, and nothing more was said of the matter. (9)
• As I thus lay, between content and longing, a faint noise stole towards me through the pines. (2)
• She heard him come up to his dressing-room, and while he was still there, stole out and down. (8)
• Her gentle soul, disposed to pleasure, was suffering, too, and the tears stole up in her eyes. (8)
• As soon as he was awake, he stole softly out and was the first in the dining-room for breakfast. (9)
• He took this down, slipped it under her door, tapped so that she might notice it, and stole away. (8)
• He endured the torture he was compelled to undergo for a month and then stole away to a hospital. (21)
• In the night Scorrier stole down, and, with an ashamed face, cut off a lock of the fine grey hair. (8)
• She stole away, for the time had come which any close observer of the countess must have expected. (10)
• She knew this was final for the moment, and stole away, leaving him still looking at the pipe-joint. (8)
• The big ones, those that governed the world, stole, lied, cheated their fellows openly in the market. (13)
• They stole back out of the gate close to the linhay, the curlew still fighting and crying behind them. (8)
• Not wanting her to see him thus, he waited till she had begun to play, and stole off to the little study. (8)
• And making Warmson bring him an early cup of coffee; he stole out of the house before the hour of breakfast. (8)
• Then softly a whisper of noises stole forth, a stir of light, and the whole slow radiance of the morning glory. (8)
• We avoided the rowing club at Passau, and stole in behind a floating bath-house and hid our canoes away there. (20)
• With bare feet thrust into fur-crowned slippers which made no noise, she stole along looking at door after door. (8)
• The sweetness of the secret name, the privileged name, in his mouth stole through her blood, melting resistance. (10)
• A very gentle wind, which dived over the tor tops into the young fern; stole down at her, spiced with the fern sap. (8)
• Boardman seemed to suffer under these expectations a little, and he stole a glance of comical menace at his friend. (9)
• Presently he stole round on tiptoe, and running suddenly at the other door, made a supreme effort to break it open. (8)
• Her tongue stole out and passed over her lips; beneath the bedclothes she folded both her hands tight across her heart. (8)
• A little whiff of breeze stole up, and suddenly caught the letter from her open hands, and whisked it out over the sand. (9)
• She crouched back into her corner; a tear stole up and trickled out between her closed lids-another and another followed. (8)
• She stood very still, trying not to see or hear, and in the corn opposite to her a rabbit stole along, crouched, and peeped. (8)
• Bianca did not follow, but stole back into the garden, where the sun was still falling on a bed of wallflowers at the far end. (8)
• He stole out, leaving Gordy and his tutor still over their wine, and roamed about the garden a long time, listening sadly to the owls. (8)
• His destination was Newmarket, and he had not been there since the autumn of 1899, when he stole over from Oxford for the Cambridgeshire. (8)
• There she held the garments up to the early light and brushed them, then, noiseless, stole back to bed, with needle and thread and her lace. (8)
• The sight of those sun-warmed cheeks, and fingers twining round the flower-stalks, her pearly teeth, and hair all fragrant, stole the reason out of Shelton. (8)

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