I used to slip into my coat with a certain pleasure.
At Sound Shore Medical Center in New Rochelle, mammogram patients used to slip into hospital gowns.
"I used to slip the recorder down my pants because drug dealers aren't going to touch your private parts".
The 92-miles-per-hour slider he used to slip away from a minor fifth-inning jam seemed unhittable.
But they are struggling to obtain a critical component of the therapy: the disabled viruses used to slip good genes into cells that lack them.
"My office was right behind here," he said with an elaborate twist of his head, "and I used to slip over here for games".
"People used to slip through the cracks," said Thomas Matthews, vice president for asset protection at Saks Fifth Avenue, who has been in the security business for 25 years.
She corralled researchers worldwide, asking why a different sort of virus couldn't be used to slip a good ALD gene into the boys' cells.
AMERICAN military hardware used to slip into Japan quietly and unannounced, as part of one of the world's most solid and least questioned military alliances.
The boy, who has autism, used to slip out of his house near Buffalo without telling his parents, running to a nearby appliance store or into strangers' homes to marvel at vacuum cleaners.
She was never able to find out where he lived, and he used to slip out the back of the office at Faber & Faber, where he was an editor, whenever she showed up asking for him.
