But on this island, 13 miles offshore, the summer idyll slides far into fall.
"I tried to slide, but I got caught and wasn't able to slide far enough," Cruz said.
And so Clausen passed the unwanted baton to McCoy, who had been expected to go in the second round, only to slide far down the draft order.
A dislocated lens can be more than a nuisance; if it slides far enough forward, it may seriously injure the cornea.
Wide paved runoff areas will be built on the borders of the corners; if the car slides far enough, the surface becomes increasingly grippy, restoring control.
Most analysts now expect the price to descend in the first half of next year, but few think it will slide far below $25.
This was despite deep hardship imposed by the recession, which has left young adults unemployed at nearly double the rate of older Americans, with incomes sliding far faster than the national average.
La Inseguridad, as Mexicans call it, has become engulfing, with drugs sliding far down the list of public concerns, below kidnapping, extortion, torture, murder, robbery, corruption, unemployment, and simple fear of leaving the house.
(EW, OPPOSITE!) I'm saying that the organization of a rad life is easier when there are two principals instead of one, and that it's nice to slide far down into whatever your particular role shakes out to be.
