Sentence examples for which slips into from inspiring English sources

They also use black text, which slips into abstraction at times.

The word, which slips into the gap, like Cinderella's foot into the glass slipper, is widdershins (sometimes smoothed into withershins – the etymology is uncertain, probably Celtic).

The plastic stylus, which slips into a socket on the lower-right corner, is even airier; it's so cheap-feeling, it could have fallen out of a cereal box.

The conversation continues on a punt, then on a brisk walk around the university parks, then over tea, which slips into (more) sherry, and afterwards a splendiferous "high table" dinner.

Splitting time between Brooklyn and his hometown, Baltimore, an accent of which slips into his conversation, Mr. Brown has quickly built a following, especially on Instagram, which serves as his virtual portfolio and where he has more than 41,000 followers.

Washington could not make a dent and finished third behind Wisconsin, which slipped into second near the finish.

The Office of Rail Regulation, which brought the criminal case, said it was considering whether to continue to pursue prosecutions against maintenance firm Jarvis, which slipped into administration last year.

Among Russia's immediate neighbours, only the Baltic states, which slipped into NATO when Russia was weak, can claim such protection.That does not mean the West should do nothing in response to Russia's aggression against Georgia.