Sentence examples for be slipped off from inspiring English sources

Some dresses come with a detachable train that can be slipped off for the reception and post-wedding affairs; look out for those.

It may be slipped off the bolt and should be properly discarded.

So this afternoon we will be slipping off to Kielder.

She wore a strapless white Marchesa gown, which appeared to be slipping off, and she knocked over a martini when I walked over and greeted her.

Instead, accents of orange or full-on yellow, green and turquoise would trace a slim dress that might be slipping off the shoulder or opening saucily at the back to give a glimpse of a bra.

"That ring was slipping off your finger, just like it was raining wedding bands," he sings.

Couture is slipping off people's radars faster than a U.F.O.

(His aides said that the ring was slipping off his finger, because of his weight loss).

Perhaps that is why Cool is slipping off through bridges and tunnels.

Perhaps, zipping though the electronic toll, you were slipping off to a ballgame on a workday.

Bilingual education is widely approved, as Mandarin is seen as the language of the future, but parents are perturbed that Uighur is slipping off the curriculum.