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Instead, what was slipped into the design for the bottles were a few fluorescent leaves, a nod to Basso & Brooke's newest patrons.

When lithium-ion batteries were invented, mobile phones became small enough to be slipped into a pocket.

I realized why he slipped into the office oddly before the class---It was nothing but his tricks!

dusk, he jumped over the wall, slipped into the witch's garden, fast to pull a handful of lettuce, has brought back his wife to eat her.

Three days after the heart attack, the patient slipped into a coma and died the next day.

Obi-Wan slipped into a circular room that had been built in the center of the villa. There was no ceiling, only the roof above.

I relaxed and went with it, and I slipped into a very vivid dream while still conscious.

A woman, disguised in an Arab man's robes and headdress, slipped into a line of Army recruits and detonated explosives strapped to her body.

She slipped into the children's room to make sure they were all asleep.

What was even worse, the overall stock market slipped and slipped into a seemingly bottomless abyss that went beyond our ability to gauge.

"Hello big guts, " she said angrily, "How dare slipped into my garden come like a thief to steal me, like lettuce! "

The iPad 2 is almost absurdly thin, as if designed to be slipped into an already-stuffed bag that nothing else will fit into.

But the city lost the vision thing about 50 years ago, as it slipped into what appeared to be an inexorable process of decline.

But when the moment came to recount the events of the winter before, she slipped into her bedroom, shutting the door.

They were there contrary to the regulations. They had slipped into the garden and there they remained.

He had guarded the flocks among the mountains, and from a shepherd he had slipped into a brigand.

When you were intoxicated with its caress and slipped into sleep, you found that the music disappears.

Communications: A new tracking device, small enough to be slipped into an envelope, can pinpoint hold-ups within postal services.

She slipped into her nightdress, and went to bed, where she sobbed bitterly.

While the two definitions have been used interchangeably , a third one has slipped into clinical discussions.

At this point, it should end up Bautista has slipped into the restricted participation of defense.

She slipped into the sweater and dashed out of the door.

Also on Thursday came news that Germany had slipped into recession, which follows warnings in Britain that it too may be in a recession.

When the mother found out that her son slipped into such a bad habit, it was already too late.

Barksdale slipped into a suit, grabbed a quick breakfast and pointed his Mercedes toward Netscape's Mountain. View headquarters.

A few days later, 9 African American students slipped into the school to enroll and a full scale riot erupted.

He has never requested an "earmark" , meaning funding for a pet project slipped into a bill.

The WPK itself had seemingly slipped into obscurity until a few years ago, with most of the top posts unfilled after incumbents died.

These special interest items are often slipped into bills at the last hour - when not even C-SPAN is watching.

it was torn off, and held in human hands, then slipped into the pocket of a jacket in company with other full pods.

We grabbed him, and I slipped into the hollowed space to switch my life for his.

Some could even be rolled up and slipped into your pocket like a piece of electronic paper.

France heeded the call, saying it was checking to make sure no Chinese baby milk products have slipped into the market on a small scale.

eg. Now, right on cue, a stranger slipped into the bar and sat down.

One day, at dusk when most people got off work and the traffic congestion reached the peak, I slipped into a bus quietly.

Even some among the middle class slipped into jeans for a sleepy afternoon on the porch.

Rice slipped into Iraq from Saudi Arabia, where she was accompanying President Bush on his Mideast tour.

As the ship slipped into the North Atlantic, so, too, did the secret of how and why it sank.

A band of soldiers slipped into the enemy's barracks.

BEIJING (Reuters) - American swimming phenomenon Michael Phelps slipped into Beijing through a side door on Monday.

She said. Julia, who had just slipped into the line, ran off to Mr. Bailey.

On May 11, China's stock market slipped into official bear market territory so quietly you'd think it was no big deal.

When the ambulance arrived, she had already slipped into unconsciousness .

But reforms stalled and Ukraine slipped into a semi-authoritarian state.

Britain, having won the war, slipped into deep stagnation, while Germany, the loser, grew powerfully year after year.

The UK government's defence review has slipped into a depressing rhythm.

As soon as they left the house, the young man slipped into their bedroom to look for the snakeskin , but he couldn't find it.

Storyteller: SO the wolf from the chimney straight slipped into a hot pan.

With what seemed my last hope frustrated, I slipped into a deep lethargy.

Instead she slipped into a hooded robe and stepped out onto her terrace.

And so down again, the garden still as ever, only the book had slipped into the grass.

Among Russia's immediate neighbours, only the Baltic states, which slipped into NATO when Russia was weak, can claim such protection.

IT MAY not be official but it is increasingly obvious: America's economy has slipped into recession.

Inconspicuously, I edged along the baseball field , then slipped into underbrush .

In one brothel I slipped into to conduct some interviews, there was not a single condom available.

Dropping his tools he slipped into the swarm, his bare head now in the eye of a bee hurricane.

This comfy-looking faux fur number features microwavable gel pads that can be slipped into the bra cups to provide warmth in chilly offices.

Four of his seven sons have been killed or slipped into exile.

The station was used for goods, not passengers, and I often slipped into it after school to play.

Crash slipped into the theaters in May 2005, and quietly became both a smash hit and a critical success.

In the second quarter of this year America's banking system overall slipped into the red as bad-debt provisions mounted.

I walked off until the guards were out of sight and slipped into an alley.

Viewing this tiny leaf from the boundless nature, a little melancholy swept past my heart as soon as a popular song slipped into my mind.

As the banks wobbled, economies slipped into recession and government debt levels soared.

He'd been rushed to the intensive care unit where he slipped into a coma.

Many Chinese companies slipped into US stock exchanges by acquiring shell companies that were already publicly traded.

One day, a thief slipped into his livingroom. Hiding behind the beam, the thief waited for Chen Shi to fall asleep.

his harsh voice slipped into a wounded tone.

When you take a nap after lunch, I slipped into the kitchen, open on see, red red.

The bubonic plague slipped into Constantinople from China in 541 AD killing up to 10, 000 people a day at its peak.

Nutmeg stared transfixed at the submarine, until she slipped into unconsciousness.

I put the purse back just as it was, slipped into my coat and shoes, and then I went to the landing and listened intently.

The ship slipped into the harbour at night.

Mr Nkunda slipped into Rwanda last week still believing that his furtive friendship with Mr Kagame would protect him.

One day's, small may walk on the road, is slipped into by banana skin, therefore he was injured, has cried.

Readers are encouraged to find errors that have slipped into the book.

Leaving her purse at her desk, she slipped into her car and sped away toward home.

All light fled the room, and the wizard's eyes changed from amber to brilliant red as his vision slipped into the heat-reading spectrum.

However, there came a day finally when the sword slipped into the scabbard quite easily.

Over the past year, QR codes have quietly slipped into the marketing mainstream.

he slipped into the Wellington Arms for a drink.

Nevertheless, London has slipped into second position on the Knight Frank index having been overtaken by Monaco for the first time.

Roth &Rau was bought recently by a Swiss competitor and has slipped into loss.

Small may cry saying: "I am slipped into by banana skin, is injured, is unable to get away. "

The young man slipped into his coat and rushed out of the room.

Almost immediately the KMT rumor machine slipped into overdrive.

But Aton slipped into town during the night and showed up right in Mad Dog's bedroom.

babble As I slipped into sleep, the stream babbled softly.

In near-perfect silence " Reno " slipped into the Barents Sea.

He untied the skiff at the stern, slipped into it, and was soon rowing cautiously upstream.

Mrs. Kimble slipped into the yellow door and disappeared.

About 10 years ago I inadvertently slipped into this role, when I wrote a cover story for The Economist headlined: "Containing China" .

After lunching lightly at Quinine's, he slipped into the museum.

She slipped into her stocking and skirt, and went out.

This past weekend we slipped into the month of November.

He looked round and then slipped into the house.

e. g. The thief was caught the moment he slipped into the room.

She slipped into the classroom. Nobody saw her.

So Puff that mighty dragon sadly slipped into his cave.

Aton slipped into lil' Mad Dog's bedroom and scared him half to death, too.

The group slipped into the red and layoffs began.

He slipped into his coat and went out.

He slipped into the old habit of drinking.

Tom slipped into the house when no one was looking.

"I will be right beside you, " Theon promised as Squirrel slipped into Lady Arya's bed and pulled the blanket up.

pyjamas I slipped into my pyjamas . . .

He had slipped into his bluff public role.

I slipped into the crowd and vanished.

A car slipped into a ditch.

When the soldiers relax vigilance, he slipped into.

Errors have slipped into the text.

Open your heart, I slipped into your heart, in door.

Tom slipped into the house when nobody noticed him.

He slipped into drinking again.

She slipped into the banquet hall while the sixth fairy was speaking.

Ford slipped into loss in Europe in the third quarter.

Karen lost her twice when she slipped into buildings to hide.

Then at about 2: 00 am it turned and slipped into the darkness.

The G7 LEI index slipped into negative territory in February for the first time since July 2005.

She slipped into the room when no one was looking.

This is how Cornish and some dialects of Scottish Gaelic slipped into extinction.

But that night Nancy suffered a massive coronary, and by morning, she'd slipped into an irreversible coma.

What hideous, furtive hand is that which is slipped into the pocket of victory?

She slipped into her desk At the back of the room.

A friend of mine recently slipped into saying This is Mary and I's car.

Just before he slipped into coma, TM suddenly asked me, "Where is my Vajrasattva? "

he went up the three steps , crossed the little yellow - painted lobby and slipped into the court by a door which simply shut with a latch

Because of getting up late, I slipped into my shoes and went to school in a hurry.

And of anything that slipped into his hands

Earmarks are spending provisions that are often slipped into bills at the last minute, so they never get debated or discussed

He slipped into his T-shirt and running shorts and went out for a jog

So, Puff that mighty dragon sadly slipped into his cave, oh

the dream I slipped into was particularly odd,

Today you slipped into my head