Sentence examples for had not slipped from inspiring English sources

Federer said his motivation had not slipped.

And for once, the real Rampling had not slipped away; she was almost intolerably there.

Dougie Freedman, the manager, believes his players have thrived on an atmosphere where they were simply happy the club had not slipped from administration to liquidation.

Pennington would probably have eluded one of Adams's sacks if he had not slipped as he tried to plant his foot.

Despite the intense and focused manhunt, there was no certainty that the two wanted men, the sons of Algerian immigrants, had not slipped through the net.

Ms. Bortner said she is convinced that if the company had not slipped from her office's regulatory grip, investors would not be facing the losses that they do.

What if John Terry hadn't slipped in taking that spot-kick in Moscow?

The only way I knew I hadn't slipped into a catatonic state was because of the terrible pounding pain in my head.

"It would've been worse if we hadn't slipped," Gallagher said, before turning to greet his older sister, who had come to see him in his modelling début.

'Even if I hadn't slipped,' he says now, 'I wouldn't have won.' Two years later, he broke the 5,000m world record and won the inaugural BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.

But Tuesday's temblor occurred along a stretch of tectonic boundary that hadn't slipped to produce a major quake in nearly 150 years.