Sentence examples for slip from one from inspiring English sources

We tend to slip from one to the other.

During the interview, his thoughts seemed to slip from one parallel track to another as though a switch had failed.

He did Clarke like this at Melbourne, caught at slip from one that ran straight across him.

Five tiny towns are strung together by nobody knows how many antique shows, which slip from one marvel to the next for a good 30 miles.

Brewster and his team have found that people err mistype, double-press, or slip from one button to another up to 25percentt less frequently when vibrations are used to let them know that they've pressed a button correctly.

Once or twice Uncle George taught me how to say "agin", instead of "again", things like that, but I found I could slip from one to the next without any problem.

In the strange case of Benjamin Black — of the author who became another man, put on disguises, slipped from one shadow to another — we may start to flounder, as we gather the clues, red herrings, fragments, and try to fit them together.

Since the index began in 1975, it has slipped from one quarter to the next on a few occasions, but it has never fallen over a full year.

Peter Boal is a marvel of clarity in the first movement, offering a primer on what is to come as he slips from one idiom to another with unhesitating elegance.

I had slipped from one kind of dream into another.

Enthusiasts and skeptics agree that Welles has a way of slipping from one's grasp.