| sneak in | 10.07 | She SNUCK in. | ||
| sneak across | 6.85 | These are not people who sneaked across the border. | ||
| sneak through | 6.12 | Maybe I could sneak through. | ||
| sneak off | 3.75 | They sneaked off without paying! | ||
| sneak past | 2.83 | They prey on whatever refugees sneak past the Serbs. | ||
| sneak for | 1.51 | Graham sneaked for the first down. | ||
| sneak with | 1.45 | Humor sneaks in with little fanfare. | ||
| sneak around | 1.38 | Molly snuck around the house. | ||
| sneak over | 1.25 | The ball sneaked over the seven-foot fence, barely fair. | ||
| sneak by | 0.92 | The Saints tried to sneak him by and lost. | ||
| sneak at | 0.86 | Many residents said looters snuck in at night. | ||
| sneak inside | 0.66 | Then Rice sneaked inside, too. | ||
| sneak down | 0.53 | They could sneak down to an empty ChoiceSeat during the game. | ||
| sneak without | 0.53 | They sneaked off without paying! | ||
| sneak out | 0.46 | Sheila was just sneaking out when her mother called her. | ||
| sneak from | 0.33 | He was a prep star in Riverside, but it took him awhile to sneak out from under the shadow of his sister, Cheryl. | ||
| sneak toward | 0.33 | I began sneaking toward the rocks. | ||
| sneak after | 0.26 | A thrill akin to sneaking out after curfew. | ||
| sneak on_board | 0.26 | Kim snuck on board a Chinese freighter in Inchon port west of Seoul Saturday. |