Sentence examples similar to massive slip from inspiring English sources

"By definition, war requires a certain level of destruction, and combatants are not required to treat every invasion like a massive slip-and-fall case," said Jonathan Turley, the legal scholar, in an online essay, "Wartime Compensation: The New Bomb and Buy Policy".

Fort William to Mallaig, Moscow to Vladivostok – or perhaps even Settle to Carlisle (which, even though a massive land slip has closed part of the line, is still open for business on the glorious stretch over the Pennine hills and the famous Ribblehead viaduct)?

Of course I have regrets - I let a massive opportunity slip away".

Here are the massive covered slips designed to shelter timber vessels and prevent them from rotting during their long periods of manufacture.

Do you really want to be stuck on some sodden cruise liner, surrounded by disintegrating paper cups, the entire ship becoming one massive sludgy slip-hazard, a bubbling and burbling layer of fermented sugar slopping underfoot?

These poems conjure a massive mental errata slip made up of what they almost say and nearly mean.

The mentality of Las Vegas is so grossly atavistic that a really massive crime often slips by unrecognized".

And the ride still ends with the groan of massive vessel meeting wooden slip, the sound of journey's end.

It has introduced a £12 buffer so people won't get massive charges if they slip £12 or less into the red.

But since the revolution the city has slipped into massive decay.

It could be a miniature model or a massive mountain, the blocks slipping and sliding past each other with no recognisable sense of proportion.