Sentence examples for slipping slightly from inspiring English sources

England's recycling rate has stalled below 44%, even slipping slightly backwards last year.

"Let this be remembered as a day of action," the President says, his face slipping slightly, in Kline's populist elegy to lost hope and broken promises.

Graeme McDowell, the 2010 United States Open champion, suggested it was a combination of Woods's game slipping slightly and everyone else's improving.

The Nasdaq, reflecting the rebound of technology stocks during the quarter, rose 2.7percentt, after slipping slightly in the first quarter.

"Let this be remembered as a day of action," the President says, his face slipping slightly, in Kline's populist elegy to lost hope and broken promises._ _ Like the show itself, the title of the New Museum's rousing triennial, "Surround Audience," succeeds on a few different levels.

I can't remember why I bought it in paper form – perhaps I wasn't paying attention on Amazon – but there is something about holding a nicely printed book in my hand, dust cover slipping slightly off the cardboard cover, and the minutes ticking away into hours as I flipped crisp pages.

His smile slips slightly.

They slipped slightly after hours.

The dollar slipped slightly against the euro.

In the United States, the comparable share slipped slightly from 17.4 percent to 16.5 percent.

Investors were kinder to Motorola, which slipped slightly after hours.