Sentence examples for though he slips from inspiring English sources

Language counts as well; though he slips on occasion, Mr. Aborn prefers "gun reform" to "gun control," a term that "the other side has really twisted".

Last year, though, he slipped two original works -- "Fair Liberty's Call: A Musical Story of Revolutionary America" by Pam Meadows of Port Washington and "Heaven Sent: The After-Life of Mark Twain" by Drew Keil of Lynbrook -- into the roster.

In the final seconds, though, he slipped to one knee and pounded the floor in frustration before walking off under his own power.

Obama's exasperation showed, though he slipped the trap by pointing to Wright's service in the Marines.

He, too, had a correction to make, though he slipped it in so casually that it hardly seemed like a rebuke: "The elementary school he went to was P.S. 169, not 69".

Many of his elders and perceived betters were still hanging on to their hats as he signed for his round and though he slipped back to finish in a tie for fifth, the signs are that this is a man who was born to play the links game and one who does it rather well.

Greenspan went on to suggest raising the retirement age, though he slipped it in using his customary circumlocution: "Another possible adjustment relates to the age at which Social Security and Medicare benefits will be provided.

Breathe easy though, he slipped it back on for the red carpet.

He resisted several of Clinton's attempts to bait him early, though he slipped a lot in the second half as he had before.

He's playing a dangerous game here, though, as he slips to deuce and then break point down.

Though forbidden by his mother, he slipped out of the house to see the commotion near his school.