Sentence examples for slippery left from inspiring English sources
He knew, deep down in his uncomplicated heart, that just as he had been a liberal in the 1950s (when it was difficult, and when he often took leading parts in civil rights marches), so by the 1980s he felt America had gone too far to a slippery left.
In reality, it was strewed with "sticks, stones and slippery leaves," she said.
It looks like a warning of a slippery floor left behind by an office cleaner.
The snow varied, from firm-yet-slippery tracks left by snowmobiles to knee-deep powder on untrodden hillsides.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, silver and dark green smother the sedan's conservatively slippery lines, leaving the SS all but invisible.
Roads are left slippery and treacherous.
On a field left slippery from snow early in the game, the Packers built a 19-0 first-half lead that was trimmed to 19-17 before Allen Rossum's 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown with 4 minutes 16 seconds left.
And then in August Karen left for Slippery Rock.
How much of his charm will rub off on the uncuddly Mr Kaczyński is another question.*As in politics everywhere, right and left are slippery concepts in Poland.
John kept the rope tight, urging me on until my ice axe slammed into the steep slope and my crampons left the slippery metal, instantly gaining purchase on the ice and ending an intense minute of movement over a gaping crevasse.
Freebie alterations just don't work, since the fabric of most gowns is slippery and challenging, best left to expert hands.
