slipped down

A figure got out, wearing a hoodie, this sort of slipped down and as he got nearer it became apparent to me it was David Beckham.

Trying To pick them up, she slipped down the bank into the stream.

her nightdress had slipped down on her shoulders , and her hair , unfastened and entangled , flowed over them in masses.

Eric joked that even if he slipped down on stage, he would slip down stylishly and elegantly.

When the doorman slipped down to the corner for a cup of coffee, Kraft ducked into the building and found Leon Dennison's apartment.

Apparently he'd been shocked when he saw a terrible accident in which a tram slipped down the hill dragging the horses with it.

So the straw began to get burnt, broke into two pieces, and fell in the brook, and then the coal slipped down into the water, too.

The strangest, most affecting creatures are the men and women who've slipped down the modern world to end up here.

Britain has slipped down the rankings, despite spending heavily on education in the last decade.

But he slipped down the ladder and made a terrible noise.

Books would tell you why some people can climb to the top of the life, for they never stop climbing, if slipped down they would climb again.

Under Labour, Britain has slipped down the international education rankings.

The ruins, some just desolate patches of desert, slipped down the list of priorities.

He slipped down the rock and headed out across the ice.

Ukraine has also slipped down the global rankings for economic freedom.

Without a word, she slipped down from her chair and ran from the room.

The shield is slipped down over the bus bar conduit tube to expose the bus bar end connector.

The wagon driver watched the waves but suddenly he slipped down into the waterfall.

Mexico has slipped down the world rankings of competitiveness.

Then, boat like stepped on watermelon skin quickly slipped down if we closed my eyes, mouth also involuntarily screams.

The ice-cream slipped down easily it was cold and delicious .

My grandfather slipped down the stairs.

I slipped down the steps and sprained my ankle.

The wolf slipped down the chimney.

The medicine slipped down well enough.

In Britain, which has slipped down the PISA rankings in the past few years, examples like these are being studied closely.

Sam slipped down his throat.

The boy slipped down from the chair.

they fret that japan has slipped down the international rankings for high - school literacy , mathematics and science

I slipped down from near the peak