Sentence examples for slides far from inspiring English sources

But on this island, 13 miles offshore, the summer idyll slides far into fall.

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.

A dislocated lens can be more than a nuisance; if it slides far enough forward, it may seriously injure the cornea.

And you'd also never know that those earlier dollar slides, far from hurting the economy, were beneficial, because they helped U.S. manufacturing compete on world markets.

Still other slides, far from much human habitation, have simply been spectacular to behold, in either their occurrence or their aftermath, the power unleashed akin to that of a volcano.

Dolce & Gabbana's beaded and sequined denim slides (far right, $730 at Saks Fifth Avenue), Ria Geon-Plum's flip-flops with a rainbow thong ($58 at Henri Bendel) and Neal Decker's embroidered shopping bag (far left, $145 at Calypso stores) are made of dark indigo denim.

Namely, have we slid far enough into the abyss to start banging robots yet?

"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.

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.