Sentence examples for to slipper from inspiring English sources
noun
A low soft shoe that can be slipped on and off easily.
The allegations led to Slipper standing aside and ultimately quitting from the role of presiding over the House of Representatives.
The comments follow on from Brough's assertion earlier in the week that he did not pass on documents relating to Slipper to a journalist.
Ashby launched a sexual harassment case against Slipper, then speaker of the House of Representatives, in 2012, which led to Slipper standing aside and ultimately resigning from the key parliamentary position.
The red list also flagged up the threat to slipper orchids, finding that 79% of the popular ornamental plants found in North America, Europe and temperate parts of Asia are threatened with extinction.
However, the number of sheep planned for the show was cut because of concerns about space in the stadium, and a scene featuring shire horses during the industrial revolution phase of the show were scrapped because the floor was deemed to slipper for them.
The AFP said it had also spoken to Slipper's former staffer James Ashby and understood he was seeking legal advice.
Marines frisk the prisoners, from cap to slippers.
In addition to slippers and pajamas, passengers receive toiletry kits featuring La Prairie skin care products.
Mr. Simmons will put the Kiss name on anything -- from lunch boxes to slippers -- but he needs hard numbers.
The account of the school, grim and constricted, with a headmaster devoted to slippering (spanking with a slipper) for small faults and beating for minimally larger ones, mostly covers ground better covered by other British writers.
If the game provocateur of old is not immediately apparent, her current choice of ringtone – "Immigrant Song" by Led Zeppelin – suggests Feist has yet to succumb to slippers and Ovaltine.
