Sentence examples for has slipped between from inspiring English sources

Some of the papers are bulky, gathered with a bulldog clamp in the upper-left corner, so you go through each of the four stacks, lifting apart the clamped papers to see if the book has slipped between them, but there is no book.

Postdocs are a population of individuals that has slipped between the cracks of the recognized workforce of the scientific community.

JAMES ENSOR seems to have slipped between the cracks.

These are artists who have slipped between the cracks, and whose true worth has yet to be gauged.

A pedestrian had slipped between cars to cross the street and turned toward Alain with a threatening gesture.

The next thing he knew, he had slipped between two cars onto the tracks, the platform about the height of his armpits.

The Scotland winger coolly slotted home a 58th-minute equaliser after Leon Britton's defensive header had slipped between his own defenders to allow Mackie in on goal.

Enter outsider music, made by those who appear to have slipped between the cracks of glossy modernity, taking with them that desperately yearned-for authenticity.

These two, if two, can only half-exist, their being so lost, so inwardly inclined that were somehow the universal mind to make its inventory, they would be missed, their bodies having slipped between the hours and dropped down to this silent underland, the white torque of their sheet still in her hand like the means of their escape.

"He's taken care of people who might otherwise have slipped between the cracks," said Santa Monica pediatrician Jay Gordon, who is known for his criticism of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's vaccination schedule for children.

Today, he has slipped back through the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street.