Sentence examples for all slip from inspiring English sources

The phrase "all slip" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a situation where everything is slipping or going wrong, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "In the chaos of the event, it felt like all slip and nothing was going according to plan."
Alternatives: "everything is falling apart" or "all is lost."

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We all slip up.

The New York Times - Food

It can all slip through your fingers".

The New York Times

We let it all slip away.

The Guardian - Music

Then, because of greed, she let it all slip away.

The New York Times

All slip assuredly between vaudeville-style show and emotional conviction.

The Guardian

"Otherwise, I'll really feel like I've let it all slip this year for me".

The New York Times

Similar(17)

It has all slipped away.

The New Yorker

But their newsstand sales all slipped.

The New York Times

I feel it all slipping away.

The Guardian - Music

And he saw it all slipping away".

The New York Times - Magazine

Yet by 1990, it was all slipping away.

Independent

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