When you've WEASELED out of something you've most likely done the latter.
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It weaseled under the doors and through the seams of your shirt.
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Today I weaseled my way further into the inner sanctum than any Smiths fan ever should.
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The escape was legendary: They weaseled their way out of confinement using smuggled-in power tools and hacksaw blades.
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With that in mind, I weaseled my way into the park by way of a kind and friendly Disney employee.
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Now That's College has Zapolski's highly entertaining story of how he weaseled his way into game five of the World Series.
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The clumsy move was first met with derision and jokes, but ultimately, it weaseled its way into the hearts of the population.
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TMZ broke the story, YouTube founder Chad Hurley weaseled his way into AT&T Park in SF and videotaped Kanye's marriage proposal.
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That conspiracy has now made it to the Russian government, yet another way the Kremlin has weaseled its way into daily American discourse.
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As these things tend to do, Valium weaseled its way into the cultural consciousness, quickly becoming the most prescribed drug in the world.
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I used to believe that being both black and a woman could be extracted from my humanity like teeth weaseled from the gums.
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He's still working to ensure old-money families in Virginia have an enjoyable golfing experience, and I weaseled my way to New York to write.
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Producers of more outright comedies such as Trainwreck felt as though they'd been robbed and that the film had unfairly weaseled its way into the category.
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Shannon Briggs is declaring war on boxing champ David Haye -- claiming the guy's a "sucka" who weaseled his way out of a heavyweight fight ... because he's scared.
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Worse yet for Facebook, lawmakers that they'd already pissed off were happy to circle back for a second round after the company weaseled out of the first one.
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Mark Zuckerberg's social network has weaseled its way into monopolizing our online lives by taking advantage of our human tendencies, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to resist.
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As a man who only weaseled his way into the president's good graces by betraying the trust of his previous employer, Raymond Tusk, a dissatisfied Seth seems potentially dangerous.
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" Mr. Cagle complained that Mr. Trump had "decided to do this because some Washington insiders who have weaseled their way into his ear convinced him to make a power play.
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The prankster also rushed the stage at the 2013 Grammys ... and he's weaseled his way into tons of premieres, kissing Will Smith, nuzzling Leonardo Dicaprio and attacking Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
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When your existing membership is up, just redeem the gift membership that you sent to yourself and voilà: You have another year of the membership at $99, and you've weaseled your way out of spending an extra $20.
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A Paris deal for labor would have another advantage: It would set clear progressive markers for evaluating policy proposals that are less susceptible to being weaseled out of, and that, if met, would lead to discernible improvement in people's lives.
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Woe, especially, unto those who mess with her favorite, the cunning and charming Senenmut (the cunning and charming Sheria Irving, a ringer for the young Josephine Baker), a former slave girl who has weaseled her way into both Hatshepsut's confidence and her bedchamber.
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Spice ended her set with the cover, and I headed back to the VIP area, only this time—keeping in mind that Popcaan's set was about two hours out—I weaseled my way back to the artist tents, which were well closed off from outsiders.
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The C.E.O. of the Washington Post Company, Don Graham, and Mark Zuckerberg shook hands over the deal, making a verbal contract, but, when Zuckerberg weaseled out of it to take a better offer, Graham, out of kindness to a young fella just starting out, simply let him walk away.
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When Cohen described how Trump would fail to pay people who'd done work for him, or weaseled his way out of his share of taxes, or inflated his assets for what sounds like insurance and bank fraud — well, those are marks of a good businessman who knows how to game the system.
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Allred told The Salt Lake Tribune that Majerus had once said: "Lance, you've weaseled yourself through life using your hearing as an excuse. You're a disgrace to cripples. If I was a cripple in a wheelchair and saw [the way] you play basketball, I'd shoot myself." Two other Utah players confirmed some of what Allred claimed, but two assistant coaches said they never heard it.
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They discuss Spider-Man's past history with Osborn. In truth, Spider-Man confesses that he is more mad that Osborn has weaseled his way into power. He swears that when Osborn screws up and everyone sees the maniac that he is, he will web his face to the floor. Their conversation is interrupted when Spider-Man notices Spider-Woman's alien detector watch, given to her by S.W.O.R.D., to detect if he is a Skrull.
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Soon, the New Warriors are captured by a street gang called the Poison Memories; the same gang that had viciously attacked the team's relatives, even leading to the death of Rage's beloved grandmother. LaFroyge creates a caped costume that included automobile side mirrors attached to a football helmet. He summons the help of Night Thrasher to help free the team. Through this, he weaseled his way onto the team as a non-official member, calling himself Hindsight Lad.
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He admits he has changed: 'I'm nice now. Didn't you see the first movie?' However, he remains arrogant; near the end of the film, he shows up in women's clothing, claiming he is Kronk's wife, announcing, 'You like how I weaseled my way into this movie?' In The Emperor's New School, to remain emperor, Kuzco must to go to Kuzco Academy, a school he instituted and financed; he must pass all his classes, but Yzma and Kronk are out to thwart him.
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Their first jingle was for John Pepper's company Everdry Deodorant, followed by Burke Hall Paint and hundreds of others. William Tanner was a salesman for the company and quickly weaseled his way into becoming one of the owners of the company, and Pepper and Tanner worked Floyd Huddleston out. The company became known as Pepper-Tanner about 1967. In 1972, Bill Tanner worked John Pepper out the same way he had Huddleston, and the name was changed once again to The William B. Tanner Company, or simply Tanner for short.
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The film's voice cast of emotions, Amy Poehler, Lewis Black, Mindy Kaling, Bill Hader, and Phyllis Smith, were first announced in August 2013. With the release of the film's trailer in December 2014, it was revealed that Diane Lane and Kyle MacLachlan were cast in the film as Riley's parents. Hader, who had previously cameoed in Monsters University, was cast to voice Fear, a role that he felt he "weaseled" his way into by being a "huge fan" of Pixar's filmography. Hader toured the studio over a week, and also "helped out" in the story room.
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