Sentence examples for slip books from inspiring English sources

Queues of Mexican American students slip books into their bags like contraband.

I was a sucker for time-slip books where a character somehow ends up in the past.

Then there were the other wonderful time-slip books – Charlotte Sometimes (Penelope Farmer), A Traveller in Time (Alison Uttley), The Children of Green Knowe Lucy Bostonn).

Girls larded letters to their enlisted sweethearts with the latest jokes told back home, and nurses slipped books by their favorite humorists under the pillows of recuperating soldiers.

Although the library did not allow lending, over the years she often slipped books into the hands of readers and sent them home.

My first employer in Portland was Goodwill, which, yes, is a charitable organization, and, no, I did not have any qualms about slipping books and clothes and knickknacks into my bag.

She said that members of the Moscow Philharmonic slipped book pages into their sheet music and that a young woman flying from London to Moscow with her infant son squeezed a mini-edition of Solzhenitsyn's "Gulag Archipelago" into the child's diaper.

If you are reading from a textbook, silently slip another book or piece of paper in your book.

De Caro slipped the books into his bag.

"I can't just slip a book out.

"Here are the boys," he said, slipping the books out of their cases.