Always at night, moving soft-footed as a fox through the dark.

The Shadow had heard soft-footed steps from a far room.

He went over to the set, soft-footed and eager to please.

I soft-footed across it and went out into the entrance hall.

It seemed an age before the doctor came soft-footed through the half-open door.

Though his back was turned, Malfort had heard the soft-footed secretary approach the door.

Almost immediately, a soft-footed servant entered from the kitchen to clear the table.

Expecting the worst, he went soft-footed up the stone steps.

Soft-footed, I started back to the main sleeping quarters of the household.

Soft-footed, Kate came up behind them and paused to look over their shoulders.

He shoved the door open and jumped into the room like a great, soft-footed cat.

They are, I suppose, the most soft-footed of all mortal kinds.

As always, a soft-footed secret policeman trailed along some distance behind.

Soft-footed she moved round the curved end of the inlet and along the side.

He moved soft-footed to the fireplace, reached up, and put his hand on the panelling.

Twenty seconds later a man in a white jacket walked soft-footed on to the terrace.

He looked up over the newspaper as the man, soft-footed, came into the room, closing the squeaking door behind him.

Lady Anne was as soft-footed as her son, when she wanted to be.

He was taller, thinner than Ambrose and a bit soft-footed.

As though he had received a direct order, the butler turned and left the room, soft-footed as ever.

Ulysses set down the tray, and soft-footed out the door behind her aunt, leaving them alone.

She came forward, soft-footed on the hard floor.

He hadn't heard the soft-footed squad leader approach, and he wondered what she wanted.

They went into the hall and Blossom appeared, soft-footed and silent.

He followed them, wondering, walking soft-footed as the track wound upwards.