slip out of

And, slipping out of Gaston's grasp, Marguerite sat him on her right, me on her left, and then said to Nanine.

The general does not rule out the possibility of terrorist leaders including Fazalullah slipping out of the area.

This denial is not of the intellect but is an actual slipping out of the pattern of that morality which is immoral.

He takes another quick look at the sword, but I can see it slipping out of his grasp. He's already thinking of something else.

Over the next two hours, there were other signs the well was slipping out of control.

This is due to the ball slightly slipping out of the socket causing a minor degree of joint incongruency.

His third was to add rubbery dots that keep the pencils from slipping out of sweaty little hands.

Slipping out of the village in the dark, I headed for Ji'an.

The situation was slipping out of her control.

I refused to innovate throughout the weekend; I did only things I had done before, like slipping out of sessions early to down a manhattan.

She's slipping out of the backyard of my heart this morning . . .

I felt myself slipping out of touch with my six children.

For a lot of people, those things are slipping out of reach.

Ten years ago, JPMorgan was in danger of slipping out of the top league.