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Discover Ludwig"slips from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something moves from one place or state to another while losing control or making an error. For example, "His grip on the bar slipped from his hands as he tried to lift the weight above his head."
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Pink slips from the city.
He slips from teasing into seriousness.
A bloody syringe slips from your arm.
The staff slips from the hand, Hissing, and swims to.
The fruit slips from your juice-slicked fingers.
But Rory slips from proud to perturbed to past hope.
At times the detail slips from impressive to oppressive.
Soon the story turns nightmarish, and Galen's solipsism slips from adolescent to unhinged.
The bag slips from her hands and her groceries fall to the ground.
YOUTH AND MAN END LIVES Another Man Is Accidentally Killed When Supply Tube Slips From Heater.
Archives|NEW YORK BOY DROWNED.; Slips From Rock While Wading In Housatonic River.
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