Sentence examples for though slipping from inspiring English sources
Clearly, though, slipping behind Toyota would be a psychological blow to G.M. as it continues a broad restructuring effort that has included many factory closings and tens of thousands of job cuts aimed at overcoming billions of dollars in losses.
SpaceX and Boeing both plan 2019 flights for their respective Crew Dragon and Starliner capsules — though slipping dates and new regulatory attention may delay those further.
The Palm III, though, slipped in my pocket, and went everywhere with me.
Somehow, though, victory slipped through their fingers against a Manly side building one of the NRL's great dynasties.
In 2004, though, growth slipped to 10%, a rate likely to prevail this year as well.
His site, though, has slipped one place in Web traffic rankings.
You can imagine that attitude slipping, though, and it will.
Seriously, though, do diet before slipping into this bodycon minidress, customised to illuminate all bulges, blemishes and signs of age.
Church attendance is much higher than in West European countries, though it is slipping a bit.
Voter participation in national elections is slipping, though it remains close to 80%.
Did Alex feel as though he was slipping down the hierarchy of social stratification?
