Sentence examples for practically slipped from inspiring English sources
"We have to accept it: La Liga has practically slipped away.
The young diplomat's chair practically slipped out from beneath his slender East Coast frame.
"Are you ready," she teased me, "to hear our secret weapon?" "Yes," I reply, practically slipping off my seat in my eagerness.
Traffic was light and the sidewalk across the traffic circles from the cathedral was almost deserted when the monk slipped practically unnoticed from the back of a motorcycle, took a few steps, squatted and set fire to his gasoline-soaked robes.
The full galaxy was on hand, including Jack Dempsey, Gene Tunney, and Joe Louis, the têtes de cuvée of former-champion society; ordinary former heavyweight champions, like Max Baer and Jim Braddock, slipped through the ropes practically unnoticed.
Mr. Romney has slipped into and out of practically every immigration position possible.
The militants and their hostages survived a military air and land assault on the hospital and slipped through a military cordon that covered practically the entire town of Lamitan, where the hospital was located.
As the summer slipped away, I drove Chelsea crazy checking in practically every hour.
These songs practically demand that you slip into some hot pants and dance in the sand.
Governments have backed off from previous climate commitments, and environmental concerns have slipped down the policy agenda to a point at which in many contexts they are treated as practically irrelevant.
