Sentence examples for kind of slip from inspiring English sources
Coming after so many quarters in which the company urged analysts to be conservative in their forecasts only to then blow the numbers away, any kind of slip is a cause for great concern.
This observation could indicate to a kind of slip behaviour between rays and surrounding material.
At home, the days kind of slip by, and I'm never quite sure what time it is.
I talked in an English accent all day and then would just turn it off for the scenes hoping that maybe some English-y things would kind of slip through.
Mr. Baker liked the mistake: it was an old school hip-hop kind of slip-up.
It was the kind of slip-up (and Twitter frenzy) that other politicians cite as evidence that reporters today trivialize politics—and the kind of mistake that reporters cite as evidence that voters like Trump because they loathe ordinary politicians.
And it just kind of slipped away".
Petty insisted that past innovations were "kind of slipped in".
About a third of the states allow this kind of slipping and sliding.
The season starts and a few continued to play well, but others kind of slipped.
"I think he kind of slipped for one second," Hamrlik said of Joseph, "but I'll take it".
