He covered the shiny parts of his camera with black tape to be better able to slip into crowds.
"Better for death to slip over me quickly, when I am not expecting it.
You know how to tilt heads to not clash glasses or better yet, how to slip off glasses seductively to let your partner know a kiss is imminent.
A wire comb will anchor in the hair better, be able to slip out easier, and can be used with hair pins.
But my luck has been no better when I try to slip in a practical phrase like R.N.A. Placed at the end of a letter, R.N.A. means Reply Not Anticipated: you can reply if you want to, but the other person involved in this interchange is perfectly happy with things as they stand.
Claude Puel's limited team, who did tend to slip the ball around better than United, were exact as they took advantage.
They're calling potential customers too busy to listen, cheerfully leaving messages that won't be returned, crafting witty but compelling email requests, and trying to slip past admins trained better than NHL goalies.
Better to avoid them, slip quietly into a parent's car, and try to make sense of things in private — better for the school, to be sure, and so the administration encouraged it.
That is starting to slip.
In general, InSAR data better constrain total slip distribution on a fault than seismic data (Funning et al. 2014), because usually seismic data are directly related to slip velocities or accelerations on the fault, which must then be integrated in order to obtain slip amount, although seismic data have the ability to clarify the rupture process of an earthquake.
