Sentence examples similar to it has slipped from memory from inspiring English sources
Today it has slipped to 37percentt.
Walter Matthau, a great 70s Hollywood figure who has slipped from the collective memory somewhat, grinds drolly through his speech, never making much of a meal of it, never bothering to fake much of an interest in the outcome and in the end cheerfully confessing to a cock-up.
Sure enough, it has slipped 35% from its June high.
"It has slipped away from where we were," Leetch said of the Rangers' play.
"It is what it is," said Mr. Veretelny, who has slipped from hope into passivity.
It has slipped all us inside a permanent bubble of suspended-remembrance, and inside that bubble we succour on the thrill that only memory can offer.
In other circles, however, it has slipped.
In a generation's time the Anzacs will have slipped from living memory entirely.
And while, unfortunately, that fact seems to have slipped from the collective memory, the holiday isn't without some merits.
The ball had slipped from quarterback Michael Bishop's hand as he brought it up to pass.
