Sentence examples for slipped of from inspiring English sources

Markets have slipped of late, but investors are still cheery.As they should be.

The answer to the final question how dramatically has Federer's performance in the first week of majors slipped of late may surprise some.

Just after they have slipped of the tongue bone, the sheaths, which are arranged in a staggered fashion, fall apart like the tubes of a telescope, thus allowing the tongue its maximum stretch.

It rose to its peak position of number 17 on 20 April 1997, and slipped of the chart in June, having spent 13 weeks on the chart.

Goals can slip, of course.

Liverpool slipped out of the Cup.

Everything slipped out of our grasp.

It then slipped out of the repertory.

"He just slipped out of the picture.

Now these guys are leading by slip-of-the-tongue.

"They'll slip out of your hand.