Sentence examples for be slipped back into from inspiring English sources

While No 10 retains freedom to dictate the upper chamber's composition, the temptation to make lords of former spin doctors and defeated Commons colleagues would be even greater than today, if it was understood that such functionaries could be slipped back into the Commons through a convenient byelection at the appropriate time.

Recent data suggest the Greek economy may be slipping back into recession.

I am now pregnant with number two and relieved to be slipping back into these jeans.

Once again the country appears to be slipping back into a recession after more than a decade of little or no growth.

Perhaps more to the point, will people continue to do so when the city feels as if it could be slipping back into those dangerous, crime-ridden days?

But whatever happens fiscally, economically the city does not seem to be slipping back into those bad old days, Ms. Van Wagner said, and the April jobs data prove it.

But in most of the rich world the proportion of people unemployed, though down a bit from its peak in 2009, is still alarmingly high, even as fears mount that several countries may be slipping back into recession.

Mr. Mourdock, 61, Indiana's state treasurer, said that what he would remember from the campaign was the voices of "people who were born around the world" and who feared that "this country might be slipping back into the type of government and governing in the countries they worked so hard to leave".

PHOENIX — As the days pass since the Tucson shooting spree, all that talk of bipartisan handholding, toning down the decibel level and working shoulder-to-shoulder for the betterment of the voters is losing some of its edge here as Arizona appears to be slipping back into its old ways.

Japan is still recovering from her 15-year deflationary depression, and appears to be slipping back into recession.

While he may not be slipping back into shapely glam gowns in the near future, he no longer looks unhealthy.