sidle up

Try sidling up to a man to get on his good side.

I moved in that direction and sidled up behind them.

Other young men sidle up for a quick word every few minutes.

Before looking for a seat, he sidled up to the bar.

The teens had tried to sidle up along the side.

It's a free country, so anyone can sidle up to your screen.

I sidled up behind one of the nurses and asked her what was going on.

I sidled up to the window, and glanced through the door.

He sidled up next to her and pressed his back against the window.

He took it without looking and sidled up to Donald.

I sidled up to him and spoke into his ear.

She sidled up to Philip and put her arms round him.

Finally the girl sidled up to the mirror beside her.

I was chatting to a friend at a party when a pretty young woman sidled up.

He sidled up and sat down next to his quarry.

She sidled up to me, hands clasped behind her back.

As for what happened after my opponent sidled up to me - it worked.

Before he can speak, she has removed her shirt and is sidling up to him.

Jack sidled up to the kitchen window first and peered in.

Jason sidles up behind me, his breath hot on my back.

But will Clinton be willing to sidle up to the unpopular war plan?

As he spoke a police officer sidled up to him and stood silently.

My eyes fell on the thin, dark face of a boy who had sidled up beside me.

Dancing on my multiple legs, I sidled up next to her.