Sentence examples for slipping among from inspiring English sources

I first spied her one morning slipping among parked cars, plucking out advertising fliers from under windshields before an autumn wind could blow them onto our street.

The Marist poll, with a margin of sampling error of 3 percentage points, also found President Bush's popularity slipping among New Yorkers to a 44percentt approval rating from 58percentt when the Iraq war started.

A9 Debate Over Palestinian Deaths The rash of killings of Palestinian civilians has raised questions in Israel about whether restraints are slipping among troops and their commanders after nearly two years of deadly conflict with the Palestinians.

While polls have shown Mr. McCain of Arizona running strong among Democrats and independents in Michigan, who can vote in the open Republican primary on Tuesday, his support appeared to be slipping among Republicans even before his loss in South Carolina on Saturday.

But there was a very specific reason for the choice of this topic in Westchester, as well as for the release of the breast cancer attack on Mr. Lazio: a Clinton aide said the campaign had seen in its polling some evidence that she might be slipping among female voters, a segment of the electorate that has been the source of persistent concern to this first lady.

As with that off-roader, the box works seamlessly, slipping among its multitude of ratios without calling undue attention to itself.

Like many artists in this biennial, he slips among genres.

Sometimes, periwinkles and seaweed are slipped among them, as if they had washed up on the ice.

Her favourability ratings, already at an all-time low among the general public, have steadily slipped among Republicans since the beginning of this year.

Mr. Rubio's embrace of comprehensive immigration reform, however, appears to have upset that delicate balance, and his support has slipped among the Republican base.

One advantage Perry has is the innate ability to slip among people and lure normal folk to chat and explain themselves in terms everyone understands.