Sentence examples for slick lead from inspiring English sources

The new songs that she previews are proficient and pretty, but little more: Unstoppable, the album's slick lead single, veers dangerously near to supper-club jazz.

The critical acclaim accorded "Bananafish", coupled with problems Salinger had with stories being altered by the "slicks", led him to publish almost exclusively in The New Yorker.

Rain had begun to fall; thunderstorms wrack the Jemez Mountains almost every afternoon in July and August and, fearing that the rain would make the dirt roads too slick, the lead driver turned our caravan around early.

Blinding snow squalls, high winds and a slick highway led to a milelong series of crashes in Detroit that left at least three people dead, including a 7-year-old boy and 9-year-old 9-year-old 9-year-old

A really slick move led to Alves being released on the right, and he curved in a lovely cross between keeper and defenders at which Ayala, not knowing who was behind him, had no choice but to throw himself.

Any hope they had of getting something from the game was ended shortly afterwards though as more slick handling led to Witt and Gower combining to send Dorn over for his fourth try of the match.

Slick roads led to several traffic accidents; one person in Washington, D.C. and three in Maryland were killed.

Slick tennis lines lead to broken ankles.

A fine strike from Greg Tansey just before the interval gave a slick Inverness the lead, and substitute Aaron Doran put the seal on the victory late in the match, to make the scoreline better reflect the possession the visitors' enjoyed throughout.

Ensemble are slick and vibrant, led by wonderful SRB.

So what is causing the high numbers of closings and slicks, and what lead to the closing last month of two ocean beaches on Long Beach Island, the first ocean closing there in more than 20 years?