Sentence examples for sort of slipping from inspiring English sources

He's sort of slipping away".

"I could feel my personal life sort of slipping away from me," said Mr. Grant, the father of two children, ages 1 and 5.

Because of this effect, the wheel experiences a loss of mobility or some sort of slipping.

(p1,M,acu) I go for acupuncture now once a month and I find that any more than a month and I can feel myself sort of slipping and feeling really, you know, starting to get worse again.

I sort of slipped into the role of being one of her consorts.

It's this gigantic thing that has sort of slipped off the stage.

'Also, I've been in a position to win, but for one reason or another, thankfully outside of my control, it's sort of slipped away.

I sort of slipped away from the first team and it was always my plan to get back down south where I could live at home, where I was my happiest.

Instead, it sort of slipped the news under the door, sending an e-mail message at 3 p.m. on Wednesday to editors who supervise arts listings at news organizations.

This in turn was picked up by the Daily Dot blog, which sort of slipped in a bit a journalism, turning the numbers into news, before heading off into the outer reaches of Black Hat World, where there has been a lively debate on the topic of YouTube view counts more generally.

Fans in his lifetime included the comedian Steve Martin and Kris Kristofferson – and at a time when Bob Dylan had sort of slipped under the radar for a while, and the hunt was on for the new Bob Dylan … well, there he was, supplying backing vocals on the title track from that second album.