Sentence examples similar to catch slip-up from inspiring English sources
As well as rereading the text countless times, I always listen to it aloud to try to catch any slip-ups.
"They are quite capable of beating West Indies too - who knows, they might well do it - but, at the same time, they know that it only takes one slip-up - one dropped catch - and they can be knocked out".
IT wasn't quite the slip-up (or slip-down, as it were) most people expect during a presidential campaign, but whatever happened to Ron Paul's eyebrows at Tuesday night's debate certainly caught some viewers' attention.
The cover line read: "Caught in a Noose: Tilghman slips up, and Golf Channel can't wriggle free".
The cover line reads: "Caught in a Noose: Tilghman slips up, and Golf Channel can't wriggle free," and points readers to a special report by the weekly magazine.
The steady and patient application of force that Mr. Rumsfeld has touted may yet pay off, particularly if Mr. bin Laden or Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader, slip up and are caught by allied special forces or in the cross hairs of an American gunship.
A lot of people slip up and get caught that way.
They each knew that if even one of them talked, slipped up or got caught, the entire group was going down.
When you slip up and speak negatively, catch and correct yourself.
