Sentence examples for slippery spot from inspiring English sources

After 16 laps, during an attack, Vettel hit a slippery spot, spun around, and harpooned Button's car, knocking Button out of the race and himself out of contention.

"We hit a wall during the bubble," says Kagan. "Now we've hit another slippery spot, and everyone will throttle back".

The latter is applied when some specific piece of information regarding the environment, e.g., tail of traffic jam, slippery spot, obstacle on the road, etc. is to be communicated to all vehicles within a given area.

If you do hit a slippery spot and the vehicle begins to skid, stay calm and steer in the direction you want to go, maintaining a light and steady foot on the accelerator.

Should the vehicle begins to skid on a slippery spot or black ice, stay calm and steer in the direction you want to go, maintaining a light and steady foot on the accelerator.

For the most part, from what I've seen, the great majority of lawsuits filed in prison are complete bullshit perpetrated by con men and lazy scumbags basically the same brand of leeches that look for a slippery spot in a Walmart and take a dive, hoping to score some quick cash and an Oxy script.

What about the randomly folding furniture, termite-ridden table, wobbly umbrella and the slippery spots left by last year's citronella candles?

When Knicks guard Allan Houston hobbled off the floor only eight minutes into last night's game, the Knicks were losing to Toronto and his aborted attempt at helping his team regain some grip on a slippery playoff spot looked like pure folly.

Each shot of his — his left-handed first serve to my backhand, his volley toward the deep right-hand corner, where there's always a slippery damp spot on the gray clay beyond the baseline to think about — still brings a hurrying response and counter-strategy to mind: slice him crosscourt up the line, or, no, better lob and get your ass back toward the middle.

The other great parliamentary novelist of the Victorian era, Disraeli, is rarely read nowadays, but the man who described British politics as "the slippery pole" is still spot-on.

Parts of South Carolina got up to 6 inches of snow late Saturday, and traffic on Interstate 85 came to a standstill in several spots because of slippery pavement and accidents.