Sentence examples for balance slips from inspiring English sources

In several instances, however, the delicate narrative balance slips from Mr. Englander's grasp.

But if the balance slips below $50 for 60 days, Block closes the account and refunds the balance -- after deducting a $19.95 fee.

He said he lost his balance, slipped and banged his hand while attempting to catch himself.

If you make too many withdrawals or let the balance slip too low, some banks will charge fees.

Canada ran a trade surplus during that time, although its current-account balance slipped into deficit as foreign firms' Canadian profits surged.

But to make money this way, banks rely on penalty fees, such as those for letting a balance slip below the minimum or bouncing cheques, which tend to scare would-be customers away.

Instead, she just plain mounted me, holding on to my tits for balance, slipping me inside with no effort, both vaginal lips working to usher me into her tightness.

The decline, from 88.9 in February to 88.1 in March, dashed the hopes of analysts who had hoped that Germany's firms were rebounding from their slump.The euro area's 12-month trade balance fell in January to a surplus of $95.5 billion, and the monthly trade balance slipped into deficit for the first time since January 2001.

If you're a frequent Venmo user, you might want to double-check your settings because the company just changed up their fee structure for instant transfers and it may result in more of your balance slipping away.

At an absolute minimum, though, lenders want to make sure that you're keeping a positive daily balance--never letting your daily balance slip into the negatives.

We let our checking account balance slip below a minimum balance and get zinged for $35 when we could just hunt around for a bank with free checking.