Sentence examples for slipped along from inspiring English sources

His productions have slipped along, as if the plays were not so much being interpreted as being seen for what they were.

The U.S. did manage to close the economic gender gap further even as its other scores slipped, along with fellow major economic powers, Japan and Germany.

"His free hand slipped along her thigh," Ms. Mina writes, entering Paddy's state of mind.

In 1906, for instance, the San Andreas Fault slipped along a plane 430 km (270 miles) long.

Its share price in London slipped along with other commodities companies including BHP Billiton, Anglo American and Glencore as the FTSE endured another shaky opening on Thursday.

Those have now slipped, along with the rest of the industry's, as China's reform of its massive state-owned enterprises has left big customers unable to pay for their power.

Growth is slipping, along with hopes of rivalling China.

Make sure you roll down the window as you slip along the traffic-free lanes.

The soldiers navigated the narrow valley for nearly an hour, slipping along the stone as a crystal stream gushed by.

The gas and field are effectively confined to moving together, even though the gas can slip along the field freely.

The company does not offer monthly profit figures, but its profitability has been slipping along with its revenues.