Sentence examples for a set of slick from inspiring English sources

Apple sent out a set of slick Mac Pro posters to at least one journalist today.

These days a set of slick new Sun servers is part of the Web pose, like Doc Martens and Buddy Holly eyeglasses.

"It wouldn't take much to scale HM8 up to car size, drop a 1,000+ horsepower motor under the sapphire crystal hood and put a set of slick racing tyres under the chassis," he wrote.

Others may be more serious, going every other weekend with a set of slicks in the trunk".

At USA Today, Edna Gunderson called this, an "outstanding second album" that he "occasionally stumbles" in an effort that is a "smart set of slick club thumpers, tear-jerkers and introspective yarns".

There will also be appearances from rap sensation and Hackney's finest pop star Professor Green, high-octane ska-punks The King Blues, a UK festival exclusive from super-cool New York six-piece White Rabbits, sassy songstress Eliza Doolittle, soulful hip-hop from Nneka, a live set of slick rhymes from Giggs, the hotly tipped Villagers and a UK Festival exclusive live set from cocknbullkid.

This allowed him, on a new set of slick tyres, to close on Coulthard who was on a two-stop strategy.

The pole position man thus used an additional set of slick tyres, meaning that out of the allocation of seven sets of slick tyres as set out by the FIA, he had only two sets of brand-new rubber for the race, whereas Schumacher had the advantage of three sets of new rubber.

It's fast, slick, and comes with a set of new features for managing large amounts of email that make it a much better rival to Gmail.

The choreography - a set of clenched fists here, nightlights on all at once there - is slick, but knowing enough to avoid being a Kraftwerk parody.

Jim Jones was the group's celebrator, his set a mash of slick club hits ("Baby Girl") and remix verses (Soulja Boy's "Turn My Swag On," Unk's "Walk It Out").