Sentence examples for slumping out from inspiring English sources

He looked pissed, but he did it and went slumping out the door.

Eight points behind Leicester City in the Premier League and with a daunting deficit against an ominously brilliant Barcelona, slumping out of the FA Cup did nothing but aggravate the sector of the Arsenal fanbase who struggle to maintain patience with their manager.

In them, we see a woman curled in bed, blood staining the sheets and the back of her sweatpants, a heating pad pressed to her abdomen, in the shower as blood orbits the drain, on the toilet, throwing away a used pad, her subsequent bloody toilet water, and, finally, her blood-stained sheets slumping out of an open washing machine.

Yeah, but to slump out to the world number 77 so lamely is what's depressing.

I instantly imagined opening the door to find an underage girl, slumped out in a puddle of her own vomit, blue-lipped and on the verge of death.

Never mind the fact that he consistently made it to the Wimbledon final four – miraculously gutsy, considering his thin supply of talent – Tim Henman still had to trudge his way through a media Vietnam, as every year we all proclaimed him a golden god in the quarters then jumped on him and beat him with sticks and called him a "choker", a "wimp", when he inevitably slumped out in the semis.

One day I couldn't open the front door, he was slumped, out cold, inside.

The stock, which slumped out of the gate, trades now at roughly $15.

He disparages, tongue only slightly in cheek, "the poetry-writing ganja heads who slump out of Brown".

"I'm the only living writer," he said in disbelief before he headed, shoulders slumped, out into the night.

Henman slumped out having once again become the victim of his degenerative back problem, which has troubled him all year.