Sentence examples for slumping into a from inspiring English sources

"I'm not remotely close," he said, slumping into a chair twenty rows back from the stage.

It's a surprise like slumping into a chocolate-smeared sugar coma at some point on Easter Sunday.

Clegg on Sunday dismissed prospects of securing a significant renegotiation and suggested Cameron should concentrate on the economy - which risks slumping into a triple-dip recession.

It can't be both, you reason, and then it arrives at your table: a dune of gray alluvium, slumping into a murky broth.

Clegg dismissed the prospects of securing a significant renegotiation and suggested Cameron should be concentrating on the economy – which risks slumping into a triple-dip recession.

Biggar could be seen telling Prav Mathema, the Wales physiotherapist, that he did not want to leave for a head assessment and he continued the protest on the touchlines before slumping into a chair to watch the final denouement.

Gregory slumped into a chair.

It has just slumped into a recession.

You," he said, and slumped into a chair.

The offense has slumped into a scoreless funk.

He said, "We got her back". Yuval slumped into a chair.