Sentence examples for slurred over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slurred over" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe the act of speaking quickly and mumbling, as if blending two words together. For example, "He slurred over his words as he spoke quickly."
His time there had been slurred over by distance until it seemed blessed, four years steadily knit with hearty friendships and kindly teachers and good-natured pranks.
"Wow... Mr 35percentt," HHG slurs over to us.
The night's headliner was the human blend-tape French Montana, the hometown rapper who has made his career slurring over hits from a couple of generations ago.
Breaking old habits isn't easy, since habits are deeply ingrained neural shortcuts, a way of slurring over details without having to dwell on them.
Just think, right this second, millions of people up and down the country are looking at Facebook photos, pointing at TV screens, pausing workouts, slurring over pints, biting bottom lips and spitting out one instinctive word: "fit".
In a similar story ten months earlier, the pilot of an Aeroflot service heading from Moscow to New York was replaced after passengers rebelled because of the way he slurred his words over the Tannoy.
During the first part of Ms. Fang's 17-minute work Mr. Bermel leapt, slurred and growled over roiling instrumental textures, jagged rhythms and electronic effects that hissed and jabbered around the hall through loudspeakers.
The pitch-perfect "UMMMMM" in response to seeing if she got her romancer's number is a laugh-out-loud moment: it practically screams "Why didn't I think of that?!" Jaxx collaborator Skillah pops up to slur a head-over-heels rap, sounding like D Double E as a randy cartoon wolf.
At one point he turned to us and slurred a question: "Can you lose your license over a first-time D.U.I.?" We didn't know.
Mr. Conaway is the saddest case, hunched over in a wheelchair, his speech so slurred it sometimes requires subtitles.
