Another Rosica loophole I could maybe slip through: A non-Christian may reject a Christian's presentation of the gospel of Christ.
"I wonder if you could maybe slip your arm in the door and turn on the light in there," she said.
Except, or unless — wait again, yes, here are the latest poll numbers, showing Newt levelling out, maybe slipping a bit, and, rising hot on his heels in pre-Iowa caucus polls and New Hampshire town-hall rallies, here comes Paul!
Except, or unless wait again, yes, here are the latest poll numbers, showing Newt levelling out, maybe slipping a bit, and, rising hot on his heels in pre-Iowa caucus polls and New Hampshire town-hall rallies, here comes Paul!
So if I write it — if I write it, could you, could you maybe slip it in the box when you come back?" Sylvia agreed to this, seeing no good alternative.
Bianca, after all, is a hard worker (I was reminded of Sierra's story of her as a 5-year-old lugging water to the field hands at harvest time), and what she really wanted to do at that particular moment was get the set packed away and then maybe slip home for a few hours' sleep, before tomorrow's flight back to New York for her SoHo exhibition.
If you want to win the tournament, you can maybe slip up once".
You talked with all those directors, did you think of maybe slipping them a headshot?
But I'm occasionally eager enough on the accelerator to have my wife suggesting I ease off, maybe slipping above the speed limit while westward bound on the M4.
