These men were all, broadly speaking, middle-class; if they had been more privileged, they would have slipped without effort into administrative jobs in colonial Burma.
Ultimately, the Univision broadcasts were separate but not equal — Obama was consistently challenged and Romney slipped without great resistance through his questions; they played the same video game on different difficulty settings.
The light around the curtain was stronger now, a light that seemed somehow to shake within itself even as it strengthened, and it was as if some radiant being were advancing towards the house, over the grey grass, across the mossed yard, great trembling wings spread wide, and waiting for it, waiting, I slipped without noticing into sleep.
Chiles made an excellent documentary last year in which he revealed that he'd slipped, without noticing, into necking 50 units of alcohol a week, sometimes far more, but realised that he hadn't even appreciated many of the gallons guzzled and now has a fatty liver.
That relationship to Putin, slipped without fanfare into a buttoned-up government press release on Friday, puts an official U.S. statement on record about an intimate detail of Putin's family life, which the Russian president has gone to enormous lengths to conceal from public scrutiny.
The slides were washed in two changes of 2 × SSC with 0.1% SDS at 45°C for 5 min each, followed by 5 min in 2 × SSC at RT. Slides were partially air-dried and 20 30 μl of DAPI mounting medium with antifade (Vector Labs, Burlingame, CA, USA) was applied, then cover slipped without sealing.
The Rockets may yet slip without Yao's presence in the paint.
He argues that in recent years we have been slipping without much reflection into relying upon markets in ways that undermine the fairness of our society.
US policymakers have been forced to abandon their cherished theory that the Communist party's grip on power would slip without Fidel.
What's more, Sørensen was able to tell how forcefully he was holding an object, allowing him to prevent it from slipping without squeezing too hard.
It is well represented by these two books.+ Tocqueville commented more than a century and a half ago that "the president may slip without the state suffering" and "Congress may slip without the Union perishing," because the voters can replace both.
