Sentence examples for slick up from inspiring English sources

Even if there was slick up in the bayou, well, he'd still go.

Unlike Mr. Ford, too many performers, black and white, male and female, want to slick up the music, to snip the barbwire of the blues.

The Newsweek article described the teen as someone who liked to "slick up his curly hair" into a "Prince-like bouffant," and as someone who "acted out from an early age" and "pushed his rights as far as he could".

According to the 89th issue of the sanitorium's Milford Bulletin, published on 9 May 1949, it was "slick, up-to-the-minute, with a dash of satire, a worthy effort indeed".

It's the difference between, say, the personal and the mechanically sound — a watch with slick, up-to-the-minute tech versus the clock with old-time appeal.

"Todd's pretty slicked up too," said Mrs. Peek.

"Todd's pretty slicked up, too," Mrs. Peek said of Ms. Palin's husband.

It slicked up its stockmarket, set up a derivatives market and joined in the rush to merge exchanges.

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But Mr. McLaughlin, whose paternal grandfather, Miles, was a member of Mr. Van Arsdale's so-called Committee of 100, has slicked up his act in the interim.

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