One day the observer slipped part of the Daily News into his lap.
These pats and puffs generate the soundtrack for Forsythe's fascinatingly oddball composition of tics, triggers, loops and slips – part high-concept choreographic mechanism, part low-key slapstick.
A little while later at Tammany Hall, where Brite Futures, from Seattle, was performing, it was 1996 once again, as the band slipped part of Ginuwine's sleaze-soul classic "Pony" into one of its songs.
The three-object type occurs when an abrasive matter separates some particles from the interface between the slipping parts [29].
Which is why the occasional slip is part of it.
A smart, attentive girl, she becomes listless and depressed, and her grades begin to slip, in part because her household and child-care responsibilities leave little time for homework.
He even lets slip that part of his brain is keeping track of the wind conditions.
Consider, for instance, the $2.2 billion Host Nation Trucking contract the Pentagon uses to pay protection money to Afghan security companies which, in turn, slip some part of those payments to the Taliban to let American supplies travel safely on Afghan roads.
But activists say the apparent slip-up is part of a larger problem.
The camel slip-up was part of what prompted city officials to ask that the circus owners refrain from bringing animals this year and a last-minute plea to City Council didn't change the city's decision.
