Sentence examples for seems slipped from inspiring English sources

Capital gains tax cuts have, it seems, slipped off the agenda.

Zealandia, it seems, slipped beneath the waves sometime after it broke away from Australia about 80 million years ago.

Mr Copeland, it seems, slipped through a loophole soon to be shut.St Charles is not the only street to impose such controls.

That distance breaks down, though, when Dora (a "great-bellied" foreigner who arrived in the village years before, "blown like a seed" from "across the water") is found dead at the bottom of a ravine, having, it seems, slipped on snow-covered rocks and fatally injured her head on a sharp stone.

Kelley's convictions, it seems, slipped through the cracks.

It seems he slipped," Ang Tsering Sherpa, head of the Nepal Mountaineering Association, told news agency AFP.

Mr Litvinenko died from radiation poisoning after, it would seem, being slipped a potion containing an isotope of polonium.

At times, as when a camper trailer appears atop a tree, the film seems to slip into pure fantasy.

And he seems preoccupied, slipping into strange speech patterns, rubbing his face, gazing up at the ceiling.

They are adorably cute, with grubby brown fur so soft it seems to slip through my fingers like flour.

If it seems to slip down a bit from the sides, use your fingertips and gently push it back.