Sentence examples for mouse slip from inspiring English sources

Famed for her kick-ass, no-nonsense attitude and her monster cleavage (rumoured to be the result of a mouse slip during the character's development), Lara has achieved more success than many real life models, fronting a drinks campaign, inspiring two films, and adorning the cover of The Face magazine.

At a fifth, his mouse slipped, causing him to accidentally fold.

They are also back among the gaps, and some are in acute shallows very close to shore, in case a mouse slips on something and falls into the water.

In early 2001 a team of Australian-based scientists attempting to find a contraceptive vaccine for mice slipped a gene into the mousepox virus that inadvertently turned the normally mild strain deadly.

Von Storch – whose real title is Duchess Beatrix Amelie Ehrengard Eilika of Oldenburg, and whose grandfather served as finance minister under Hitler – later suggested her computer mouse had slipped.

Copyrights on creative works can now stretch as long as 95 years, the result of lobbying by companies like Walt Disney, which wanted to keep the 73-year-old Mickey Mouse from slipping into the public domain alongside the works of Shakespeare and Victor Hugo.

With all of today's Apple hysteria, this little, mobile mouse almost slipped right by.

The maze consisted of a gray plastic annular runway (width 6 cm, outer diameter 46 cm, 50 cm above ground level), covered with black cardboard paper to prevent mice from slipping off the maze.

It was rare that a mouse or a rat slipped through her grip, and when it did happen — a few times over the years — Ted would talk about it for days afterward with a childlike glee.

The number of foot slips each mouse has before falling or reaching the goal box was recorded for each of three successive trials.

The grip test records down time from glass bar, which wrapped round gauze to avoid slip of mice.