Sentence examples similar to let slip one's memory from inspiring English sources

Eventually he lets slip one secret in one interview, then another sometime later.

One we let slip into a bus-sconductor's dime machine.

To contain, or its opposite, to let slip through one's fingers?

More opportunity let slip.

Palace let slip a 2-0 lead.

But he did let slip that one expected bidder already owned a "sister car" GTO.

G. I. L. Grafton: Response to pique one let slip awrong – wife's leaving!

President Vladimir Putin's policy is "clever and sensible"—though he also lets slip that Russia is "our number-one problem".

At one recent trip to the pub, the players let slip Steve Torpey's choice of underwear.

A Vogue editor had already reserved one, the salesman let slip.

In recent generations, the Sandy Grounders have had a tendency to kind of let things slip, and one of the things they've let slip is the cemetery.