Sentence examples for sloping out from inspiring English sources

Does Nicolas Almagro, that indefatigable clay-court grinder, like nothing better than sloping out to the Wimbledon press balcony to have a cigarette in peace?

Towards the end, a steady trickle of attendees began heading for the exits before the former senator and first lady had even finished speaking though many of those sloping out were happily carrying "Ready" placards and wearing badges handed out by "Ready for Hillary".

I'm sorry, I whispered, sloping out to punch a wall in the corridor and cry into the blinding, unaware streets of west London.

He's totally charming as he slopes out to greet the crowd, his Yorkshire tones bouncing around the boomtown skyscrapers.

by Sharon Levy From Dove Cottage, I sloped out through the side gate and climbed the corpse road past the coffin stone, then curved through a mixed copse to a scree path scored by rainwater into the hill's back.

From Dove Cottage, I sloped out through the side gate and climbed the corpse road past the coffin stone, then curved through a mixed copse to a scree path scored by rainwater into the hill's back.

Sketch the line so that it slopes out slightly near the wrist along the outside of your hand, or the side opposite your thumb.

But then his so-called magic faded; he sloped out of Ashton Gate in 2010 and joined Peterborough, where he left after nine months after ructions with the chairman, and spent the same amount of time at Northampton before being sacked.

While I'm stood at the bus stop a man slopes out of the cemetery and slumps down on the bench nearby.

"A large family of Africans, the colour of wet river stones with long, beautiful necks and small sloping eyes, fanned out on the front seats".

A photo of them taken in 1972 shows the bluff extending much farther out, sloping down, with only a band of vertical sandstone in the middle.