Sentence examples for slip into something from inspiring English sources
Every night the pills allow him to slip into something approaching sleep.
But Mr. Epperson tossed the dress aside to slip into something more comfortable.
Existing customers may wear Apples for everyday use, but slip into something more enviable for social occasions.
SURFERS who want to paddle into cold water must slip into something more substantial than board shorts: namely, a wetsuit.
What was left behind sounded more than a little suspect; his ballads, which had always been sentimental, began to slip into something saccharine and even a little creepy.
Men who favor finery that extends considerably beyond the blue blazer can now slip into something a little more dramatic: velvet sports coats in neutrals and earthy hues.
Before slipping into something more comfortable, we headed outdoors.
But they have slipped into something decidedly cool.
Soon enough, everyone from Chris Webber to Dwyane Wade was slipping into something more compressible.
Yet the conference had never seen anything quite like it: a relatively innocuous affair slipping into something close to anarchy with Richmond leading, 63-60.
It soon turns out we're slipping into something less predictable: a book that conscientiously introduces hope into hopelessness, and affirmation into despair.
