Sentence examples for slip out for from inspiring English sources

"I saw DiCaprio slip out for a breath of air," he says.

The chance to rub clipboards with power, and slip out for a mid-conference cigarette with the king of Holland.

When Bush is in town during the week, schedulers know to leave enough time in the afternoon for him to slip out for a workout.

So Miceli, 44, a call centre worker, asked her supervisor if, just this once, she could slip out for two hours.

He managed this by befriending a hotel chambermaid - and borrowing her dress one night so he could slip out for a dram.

Some fund-raisers say they plan to slip out for The Huffington Post's celebrity-packed preinaugural ball Monday, with performances by Sting, Sheryl Crow and Will.i.am, for example, or for the Creative Coalition's $5,000-a-seat party Tuesday, with entertainment by Elvis Costello, Sam Moore and Sting (who is having a busy week).

Aesthetic joys, in the ceaseless torrent of New York gallery shows, tend to slip out of time, for me, into a dateless realm of mind, where they consort with phenomena actually long past or perhaps imagined.

The Tigers will slip out of the spotlight for a while, and although he was disappointed with the loss, Calipari also said he was eager to get his team to improve.

Murray will now head to the Paris Masters, the final event of the regular season, and would need an unfortunate set of results next week to slip out of the places for London.

Too many people get stuck here and convince themselves their memory is bad, that they are just not good with names, that numbers just slip out of their minds for some reason.

However, despite his victory in South Yorkshire, Hendry could still slip out of the top 16 for the first time since 1988.