Sentence examples for tends to slide from inspiring English sources

In group scenes the camera tends to slide away from her; on every studio sofa she smiles and trills frantically, thrashing her head, only to be ruthlessly sidelined.

But fitness tends to slide during the season, especially if players lose in early rounds, as Li did repeatedly last spring.

Since the machine was designed to let fat run off the grill surface, when cheese melts and comes out of a pressed sandwich, it tends to slide into the fat trap underneath.

But because he tends to slide into the biographer's quicksand of identifying too closely with his subject, his particular contribution is to argue for the critical role Washington himself played in becoming George Washington.

It used to be easy to store stuff on a computer, but now with flat screens and laptops it tends to slide off.

It would be nice if there were a way to lock the lens either open or closed, as it tends to slide around on it's own.

"Most artists' careers tend to slide after that.

Such discussions tended to slide over the heads of the Jakes.

And when we are at home, we tend to slide into our original roles.

Computer and video games tend to slide into the nearest convenient hole.

The two tubes tend to slide out during tension process and the maximum stress occurs at the relative sliding region.