Sentence examples similar to slip into a full from inspiring English sources

If the latter are gone, Syria will no doubt slip into a full-scale war".

"We're a first step to care to help the walking wounded from slipping into a full-blown, clinical disorder".

Economists say it is too soon to say whether the economy is slipping into a full-blown recession or merely taking a dip after an extraordinary boom.

Logically speaking and based on analyzing major policy trends, it seems that there is a regional and international decision to safeguard Lebanon from slipping into a full-blown conflict.

Yemen remains at risk of slipping into a full-blown subregional humanitarian crisis should the current political crisis remain unresolved.

There's more: An OECD analysis released this week concluded that Britain is slipping back into a full-blown recession.

The fishmonger scooped one up with a net and slipped it into a baggie full of water.

After all, it's large enough to replicate a full page and compact enough to slip into a pants pocket when you're done.

Knight was attended by a bodyguard, and when they reached a difficult point in the deal, the bodyguard ostentatiously leaned forward and let his gun, which was worn in a holster under his jacket, slip into full view.

Knight was attended by a body guard, and when they reached a difficult point in the deal, the bodyguard ostentatiously leaned forward and let his gun, which was worn in a holster under his jacket, slip into full view... Music and video producers who claimed that Death Row owed them money were too frightened to demand it, or to sue.

Don't convenience-shop for rhyme – that is, begin a poem using para- or assonance rhyme and slip into full rhyme when it suits you (and vice versa).