Sentence examples for usually slipped from inspiring English sources

A few drops of the colorless, odorless drug are usually slipped into a drink.

In car racing, the illegal substances are usually slipped into the machine, not the man.

The press pack is usually slipped with a sidestep admirably nimble in a man of 60 as Stoute peers into the distance as if a long-lost relative has been spotted.

This is something that usually slips under the radar in commentary on privatisation.

I usually slip into the Palais Royal through the side gate from the Rue de Montpensier behind the Comédie-Française.

They say 38-year-old Floyd is not looking that sharp, getting caught in sparring with the sort of punches he usually slips quite easily.

Bennett usually slips a first draft through Hytner's letter box — he lives a few leafy streets away from Bennett, in Primrose Hill.

He can write songs that are ready for the Nashville cover treatment, but he usually slips in some strictly individual twists.

The reversal is of short duration, though, and after thirty to ninety minutes the person usually slips back into a milder opioid sleep.

The unusual impromptu question-and-answer session -- Mr. Obama usually slips quickly out of the Rose Garden after making such prepared statements -- reflects the deep pressure the president is under to address the high unemployment rate as the midterm elections quickly approach.

Robert Douglas-Fainhursthen the Sunday Telegraph enjoyed Michael Frayn's memoir My Father's Fortune, "a fitting tribute to the sort of figure who usually slips between the cracks of the historical record".