Sentence examples for slip straight from inspiring English sources

The team has also added a slide mechanic which lets you slip straight out of line of fire, or into an offensive position.

Does the newly elected president slip straight into the mask of power, or does it take time for the face to be transformed?

"Greg will slip straight into the full-back role and Michael Jennings has been playing some good footy and played Four Nations last year," Slater said.

But in its original audio format, "Angel Heart" (Oxingale Records) is a story designed to enter the mind via the ear, bypassing text and image to slip straight into the imagination of a young mind on the threshold of sleep.

Besides the logistical difficulty of returning them, there are other obstacles: the borders are porous, so some deportees slip straight back; as in any illegal enterprise, there is money to be made by corrupt officials; Myanmar's own economy is suffering, and its junta treats people badly, so forced repatriation may reap international opprobrium.But some of the workers are needed.

You can, pausing only to change a single word, slip straight from "Friends with Kids" to last year's "Friends with Benefits," which wondered whether it was possible, in lieu of love, to have sex, the whole sex, and nothing but the sex.

And then my feet slipped straight out and I went underwater...'.

And the show slipped straight back into old habits with the first auditionee, 60-year-old grandmother Susan Price from Blackpool.

Fellow jungle-dweller Esther Rantzen was less enthused, slipping straight past party-goers to wait in her seat.

Practically unnoticed beneath the bang and clatter of his daft Independence Day sequel, his passion project, Stonewall (Metrodome, 15), slips straight to DVD tomorrow.

And then the twins Ms. Lyde gave birth to two years later bypassed her altogether, slipping straight from the hospital into foster care.