It was damp in the cave; sunlight rarely tiptoed farther than the entrance.
Nevertheless, when God had called to the Man, they had tiptoed nearer to listen.
Anon, the gallants drew their swords and crossed them in the air, while the ladies tiptoed in and out.
Thus lost in selfish reflection, he did not observe, or, if he did, cared not for, the frail figure and sweet face of one who cautiously tiptoed into the greenroom.
He tiptoed unsteadily across the room, and proceeded with much difficulty to insert a straw in the small opening.
We alighted at the Chapel, tiptoed about several corners to break the scent; then I took off my shoes and stole up the back way like a good and faithful husband.
Slowly the People waken; they have been, Like weary soldiers, sleeping in their tents, While traitors tiptoed through the silent camp Intent on plunder.
She thrust the letter quickly beneath the line of her low-cut bodice and tiptoed up the stairs with slinking, feline stealth.
In an instantly arranged conspiracy, Nan tiptoedover to her friend.
As he tiptoed down the path, the gravel turned beneath his tread.
Peter rose to his feet and tiptoed over to the still face lying on the pillow, framed in the golden hair.
What that excursion meant to her, what thoughts tiptoed to and fro inside her head, he never knew.
Clutching his boots against his breast, with ridiculous caution for so fat a man, he tiptoed down the stairs.
She caught him by the lapels of his coat and tiptoed against him.
The night quickened; the ghostly feet of a little breezetiptoed across the tree-tops, causing their leaves to rustle.
They tiptoedand looked up anxiously when addressed.
Out of curiosity Peter tiptoed over; the Faun Man gazed out at him with laughing eyes.
Her thoughts tiptoed for that reason--so that no one might ever guess.
One evening, while the angel was whistling, she tiptoedinto his bedroom.
He slipped out of bed in the darkness and tiptoed to the cupboard.
When her husband had tiptoed out to his bath, she rose hastily and commenced to dress.
Lifting out their parcels, they tiptoed into the cabin.
Ten minutes later, Rosalie tiptoed from the library from which she had observed the seance to the last detail of method, and made her way to the closet wherein she had shut Dr.
Rosalie tiptoed to the desk, bringing pen and ink, which she laid on the table beside Norcross.
So I tiptoed along, and got down stairs all right.
One after another the cadets stole out in the dimly-lit hallway andtiptoed their way to the teacher's apartment.
By the aid of the light, they tiptoedtheir way across the loft floor and down a narrow pair of stairs.
Very softly opening the door into the yard, I tiptoed across.
And now he tiptoed forward to the door beneath which the light shone, and, getting upon his hands and knees, held his ear down where he could hear with more distinctness.
They tiptoed out to the grounds, and, behind a hedge where they could not be observed from the house, talked.
Then together they tiptoed into the other room and down a flight of rickety steps into the cellar.
It ran downhill like the pathway on a mountain side, and as he tiptoed softly down it he felt that by rights it ought to have led him clean out of the house into the heart of a great forest.
Vezin tiptoedsoftly across the room and unlocked the door.
A critic who wrote in terms of elliptical rhythms and tonal arabesques tiptoed out for a smoke.
A certain petulance lent to her exceedingly well-bred diction quite a charm, and she was playful and adoring enough to pinch each cheek of her brother's as she tiptoed to kiss him.
She tiptoed to the door, barefooted, locking it and thereby violating a rule of the institution.
Duane and Doty occasionally tiptoed in to glance inquiry at the fanning attendant, and then tiptoed out.
The steward shall be here at once, Miss Wren," said he, andtiptoed away.
A sergeant, standing by the adjutant's desk, tiptoed out into the clerk's room and closed the door behind him, then set himself to listen.
He slid his feet from the bed and tiptoed cautiously to a window and raised the shade.
Quickly he tiptoed to the top and closed the sliding panel, well knowing that Starr's men would be unable to master the mechanism that controlled it.
After listening in vain for sounds, he tiptoed out in the hallway, then down the main stairway.
With noiseless tread The Phantom tiptoed in the direction whence the sounds were coming.
Stealthily, as if playing Indian, they stepped out of the swing and tiptoed through the grass around the corner of the house.
As they tiptoed out of the house into the wonderful stillness, the church clock struck five.
He can't, anyhow,' Dan muttered, and tiptoed out of Panama Corner while the Archbishop patted and patted at the carved gates that always sprang open again beneath his hand.
He tiptoed into the rear room and his people followed, tiptoeing also.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tiptoed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
