Examples of 'have crept' in a sentence
Meaning of "have crept"
The phrase 'have crept' suggests that something has gradually or sneakily entered a particular place, situation, or condition without being noticed. It is often used metaphorically to describe the slow and subtle occurrence of an undesirable or negative change
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have crept
Because you have crept into my heart.
So certain legal infirmities have crept in.
I could have crept up on you in broad daylight.
Twelve weary months have crept away.
They have crept out in the darkness.
Where the serpent could have crept under.
He must have crept in during the storm.
A number of errata have crept into.
We have crept into the age of automation.
The same attitudes have crept into television.
They have crept in like snakes in the grass.
Money worries have crept in again.
We have crept a little bit lower down the candle.
Corrupt readings seem to have crept into the text.
But they have crept to the surface by erosion.
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A lot of unwholesome racketeers have crept into this business.
You could have crept out of your room and planted it.
Abuses which have crept in.
Wooden blocks have crept in critical areas in order to protect the boat.
Powerful surveillance cameras have crept into public spaces.
Demon forces have crept in every area of society including the church.
Since then a number of small and large bridges have crept up.
He seems to have crept into the ventilation ducts.
There is a very significant chance that errors may have crept in.
They must have crept up behind him and er.
Correcting economic imbalances which have crept up over the years.
You could have crept out and planted it.
I grant a sincere apologize if any mistake would have crept in my work.
She may have crept away.
People will be supreme there when democratic principles have crept into.
They must have crept in unconsciously.
It sounds like time and expectation have crept into his process.
He may have crept up on her.
I have lost track of the times you have crept into my room now.
Thus exceptions have crept increasingly into the general rule.
People are simply unaware of these things that have crept in over the centuries.
I think we might have crept over the boundaries of shop talk.
Massage Envy is so popular that their prices have crept up.
The years have crept up on them.
Unfortunately, dead fish numbers have crept up again.
Something seemed to have crept into the picture without anyone noticing.
I quote from memory, so errors may have crept in.
The truth seems to have crept in an error or an error.
Despite our best efforts, some errors could have crept in.
The years have crept up on me.
This year, bluebell season seems to have crept up on me.
Response times have crept down considerably and the contrast is much better.
No doubt some errors will have crept into this index.
Some errors have crept into the text of the Regulation and should be removed.
There is a couple of things which have crept in over the course of the run.
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