to slip

So you're living through a time when virtually half of humanity's intellectual, social and spiritual legacy is being allowed to slip away.

Actually, he would not have learnt much even if the librarians had been persuaded to slip him the volume in a brown paper bag.

Encouragingly, more than three-quarters of those surveyed did not expect the world to slip back into a "double-dip" recession.

We abide by the rulings and Laws that cover karmic responsibilities, as it is possible to slip up even with the best of intentions.

Their mouths were glued together and I could see Nathan trying to slip his great lump of a hand down Mary's shirt.

Incapable of fathoming such depravity, the great Titan began to slip into a brooding depression.

Or, you might be the kind of person who likes to slip off your shoes under your desk or during long meetings.

Presently the bedclothes began to slip away slowly toward the foot of the bed, as if some one were pulling them!

It's frustrating, because without a certain amount of self-discipline, you know your goals are going to slip away.

Good morning, sweetheart! Ready to slip into the skin of your brother?

Today you can also like him to have more revenue opportunities for you to slip away to watch it?

When he told the lie that Mr. Gorbachev was ill, his hands shook and his hairpiece began to slip.

In some families, new adults and kids seem to slip in effortlessly, as though they have been there all along.

Creatures that lack motivation, that find it easy to slip into oblivious rapture, are likely to lead short (if happy) lives.

Traveling together will heighten romance this month, so if it is possible to slip away on a quick vacation in the first week, do.

She has another reason for her opposition: in a few weeks a hangman is due to slip a noose around her son's neck.

Much of this over-structure is an attempt to hide that in fact, behind the will not to slip out of the market, is a struggle for survival.

Even at the age of 36, Schumacher is not ready to allow his crown to slip.

But the White House says the president paused for a moment to slip the watch in his pocket before plunging his hands back into the crowd.

The New World is still new so long as it is possible to slip away into the wilderness, to live by the sense as wild animals do.

In larger companies, it's easy to slip into the bad habit of building in too much code to handle future requirements.

Talking of high spirits I think we managed to slip a good April Fool by the operations team back in London.

After some minutes the door was sufficiently ajar for her to slip out.

If it's a squeeze to slip the cardboard inside, fold it a bit. Don't worry, it will flatten out and will still be supportive.

Washington's strategy is to try to slip back stealthily into the heart of Asia Pacific without ruffling Chinese feathers.

Remember, it is better to remain in a state of honest, if difficult, doubt than to slip sleepily into a decision that you later regret.

That's why we all find it easy to slip back into tendencies and traits that we have tried hard to give up.

If your goal is likely to slip out of your thoughts, use a deadline to force it back in.

Once we stop fretting over making everyone happy, eating an exact way or fitting in exercise all the time life seems to slip into place.

But he needs to get his hands dirty this summer if he is to rescue a presidency that has started to slip.

With the help of a personal trainer and gruelling fitness regime, the pounds continued to slip off, losing a further 16 stone.

Must find out that human, greatly not we is two domestics, follow him to work out to slip away street each day, until watch that pretended.

It is so easy to slip into thinking everyday life should look like it does on tv, in movies, in magazines.

We won't kvetch too much about its 3. 26-pound weight, as the laptop's easy to slip inside a bag or even hold with one hand.

The attack came hours after the mosque's top cleric was arrested while trying to slip away wearing a traditional woman's burma.

If inflation expectations were to slip out of control in this environment, the consequences could be grave.

Students will be able to slip several bookshelves' worth of textbooks into a jacket pocket.

There was ice on the roadway, sir. It was that which caused your horse to slip.

but when it came to Toad's turn, of course he managed to slip and fall into the water with a loud splash and a squeal of alarm.

If China were to slip into economic crisis, some military hotheads might be tempted to invade.

The FBI says 3 men of Middle Eastern descent were caught trying to slip past a checkpoint in a cargo truck.

To listen to Kamal Habib extol the democratic ideal is to slip into a parallel universe where down is up and black is white.

Just after midnight, Ms. Cheng was able to slip into a nearby subway station under the protection of police.

The last thing he did before he fell fast asleep was to slip Sandy's diary inside his pillow.

We were sitting in a whorehouse at the time, waiting for a girl to appear; he had promised to slip her some cocaine.

Let him know that you know best, 'cause after all, you do know best. Try to slip past his defense without granting innocence.

These professionals have the power to get inside your subconscious if you cant seem to slip into it yourself.

The final bids for Opel and its European affiliates are due by today in a sales process that has started to slip out of GM's hands.

Being aware of the lemon in your mouth is a constant project. It's easy to slip into negative conversations.

The front wheels began to slip.

So it looks like i'll have to slip out for a few minutes.

In my last position at Microsoft, there was a time period where our group was going to slip reaching our milestone by one day.

Elsewhere in Europe, governments are finding it easier to slip into a new rhetoric about the role of the state.

It's compact enough to slip in your pocket and powerful enough to replace both of your portable devices. Still, it won't be for everyone.

Habits, by their nature are comfortable and easy to slip into.

Silvio Berlusconi was often described as a consummate survivor, managing to slip out of political and legal trouble again and again.

The girl, tears streaming down her face, begged to be allowed to slip into the guard's van.

No matter how much preparation or thought you put into a tournament, it is easy for something to slip your mind during the process.

From time to time he would begin to slip sideways from the saddle, but Ser Rolly would get a hand on him and yank him upright once again.

But it isn't a foolproof solution, as young carp might still be able to slip through the leaky structures.

It was a good day for someone who had given so much laughter and encouragement to the world to slip away.

All shafts must be able to slip fit through bearing holes on indicated centerlines.

And where his parents had yearned to slip free of roots and start anew, the young Obama seemed to be on a different quest.

The Taliban, headquartered in the provincial capital of Quetta, use Baluchistan's 800-mile-long border to slip in and out of Afghanistan.

It is so easy to slip into feeling that we are not good enough.

The " motorcyclists " will find it increasing difficult to slip in and out of traffic without crashing.

Better to slip back into the comfortable cold war posture of cuddling up to friendly tyrants.

But what of those who do not want to retire but who will want to slip away in time to avoid being trapped during the Last Weeks?

"The security and privacy issues somehow seem to slip by, " Kohno said.

If so, they may be able to slip past the velvet rope and into the exclusive dwarf-planet club.

With Enlight's help, 'Astro Boy' was able to slip in as a co-production rather than an import.

Replenish and proceed once more as described above until the clutch is felt to slip.

Share has peaked and is beginning to slip back.

we forgive them, for no man can be so wise that he does not sometimes stumble and fall, especially in speaking, where it is easy to slip.

Every once in a while the universe is in perfect sync with our goals, and things begin to slip into place almost effortlessly.

He warned that periods of calm often led to unanticipated crises and that once confidence started to slip, it could quickly vanish.

Various technical and weather delays caused the planned launch to slip at least six times until late December, 1968.

That change in physical properties effectively cloaks the arginine-Taxol complex, allowing it to slip past the sentries and into the cell.

Attending an event like this is a great way to slip back into history and experience bits of it firsthand.

He never attempted to slip his tongue into the kiss.

However, she suddenly thinks of a matter and cans not assists a strange way: "Did you embezzle to slip away wagon, be not discovered? "

He began to slip into debt.

Everybody'll be waiting for you to slip, know what I mean?

Found we had just long enough to slip In an outgoing letter, or pick up an Incoming one.

One by one the little "afraid cats" stepping high and careful not to slip, crossed the brook safely.

It was that which caused your horse to slip.

One of the best ways to slip in complex information is to disguise it with fun or the 'wow' factor.

I tried to love this loneliness to slip out of this lonesome hole.

What I would like on my last day is just to slip away with no goodbyes and no fuss.

He advised extreme caution before moving to Office 365, and said not to slip into an "all-Microsoft" mentality.

And if GE Capital's credit rating continues to slip, raising its funding costs, it will find it much harder to turn a decent profit.

His wife tries to slip the bottle off the table.

He'd love nothing better than to slip away and go into an old bookstore and meet a random stranger and have a conversation.

If I don't use such reminders then I tend to slip back into old thought patterns pretty quickly.

The Wolf flustered and frustratedly returns, he turned around the house, finally climbed the roof, he wants to slip through the chimney.

And when this world closes in on me , let me remember Jesus' example- to slip away and find a quiet place to pray.

They always seem to slip away right when you need them most.

The results just a garage, stuck in the snow to slip, could not move.

"But the Korean economy is not likely to slip into stagflation [a stagnant economy with entrenched inflation] yet. "

The ladder on which I was standing began to slip.

If you start to slip into procrastination, your motivation buddy will get you back in the game.

Smart lad, to slip betimes away From fields were glory does not stay And early though the laurel grows It withers quicker than the rose.

Asian equity markets proved vulnerable to the widespread concerns surrounding the potential for the US economy to slip into recession.

But you weren't concerned at all in the back of your mind, "I don't want to slip, I don't want to get injured" ?

If the clutch should still fail to slip, the cup has not been filled with enough material.

Your correspondent was lucky enough to slip through the net.

They maintain teamwork even when things are going wrong and the temptation is to slip back into former team unfriendly behavior.

You'll be afraid that things have been allowed to slip and slide.

If we allow these morning hours of life to slip away , we shall never be able to recoup the loss .

Last season, Arsenal allowed leads to slip in important Premiership games during the run-in - most memorably at Bolton and Aston Villa.

I thought the best thing I could do was to slip off.

The Lakers strangely elected not to foul but caught a break when tough defense by Bryant forced Pippen to slip and lose his dribble.

If the slipping clutch is not felt to slip, turn the pressure screw all the way up again and hook the locking bail into the second notch.

Peer pressure not to slip into bad practices is a clearly identified benefit of effective pair programming.

His once-unchallenged control on Venezuela's legislature is now starting to slip.

As we get older, time seems to slip away much faster.

Sometimes attackers try to slip information out slowly, hidden in ordinary internet traffic.

They struggled to slip her into the pink pajamas and then dressed her in a gray sweatshirt and pants.

Police men surrounded the building, but the thief managed to slip through their fingers.

This morning I was up just before dawn began to slip its soft pink glow over the eastern horizon.

S. and Europe, growth typically needs to slip to 0% or a negative figure before a recession is called.

In next year's index, South Africa's score is likely to slip further if proposed press-gagging measures make their way into law.

Ken: Nancy would pounce. She's just waiting for me to slip up so she can take me down.

And using virtual prototyping technology, a virtual testing system model was established, which provided a new method to slip rate testing.

You see, the makers of fattening foods are paying to slip their brand names into cartoons and video games as never before.

But no matter what you dream, when morning comes, reality intrudes. And the dream begins to slip away.

He tried to slip the country but was hauled back by a partisan band.

When fetching water or going to the toilet , pay attention to whether water and stairs on the ground, be careful not to slip.

And now I just make my force a little less than 50 newtons, and what will happen now, it will start to slip.

But a growing body of research suggests simplicity takes on added urgency as we move into our 70s, when stock-picking acumen begins to slip.

Visionary businesses will not allow this golden opportunity to slip through their fingers.

I would like to slip out of the hand immediately these goods.

Saint Peter let himself be moved by pity and opened heaven's gate just wide enough for the lame tailor to slip his lean body inside.

Dozens of Tibetans with lesser means manage to slip across the border every year.

It's a good time for you to slip away.

It also gave William of Orange the opportunity to slip across the Channel and replace the discredited James II on the English throne.

With most developed countries expected to slip into recession, fears linger some will move to raise trade barriers.

A Japanese will throw down a banana peel, pretend to slip, and pick up the coin that way.

The credit quality of the lending banks started to slip, triggering concerns about systemic risk.

No disrespect to Argentina's Gonzalo Higuain and David Villa, who scored again last night, but the big dogs have yet to slip the leash.

The second study looked at a very different problem where degeneration in the spine bones causes one to slip too far forward.

Well, I'm keeping so many things to myself these days, something was bound to slip out!

The strike went ahead, forcing hotels to slip urgent warnings under guests' doors advising them to stay inside.

I suspect the salesgirl thinks I'm a middle-aged shoplifter, waiting for an opportune time to slip something into my purse.

That leaves retail and commercial deposits, and even these may have begun to slip away.

He defended his early-August deadline for congressional passage of the legislation, even though it is almost sure to slip.

Dust and vacuum daily to remove particles that have managed to slip into your home.

He was able to slip them a note reading: "Help me out. "

He tried to slip past the ticket collector at the dock.

By the beginning of 2009, Morgan Stanley's economists expect GDP growth to slip back to 1. 3%.

How could you allow such an great opportunity to slip through your fingers?

I do. But with all that time away from my studies my grades are really starting to slip.

I think I'm going to try to slip away from this party early tonight.

The best system will send exactly the right amount of torque to each wheel, which is the maximum torque that won't cause that tire to slip.

When this pent-up force exceeds the friction holding the rocks, a crack on the fault forms and grows, and the fault begins to slip.

Pastoral politics has allowed the moral and intellectual level of the episcopate to slip to dangerous levels.

White fu ling gets disapprove of looking ing at slanting together of dad and mama, resolutely start to slip away.

As we get older, we start thinking about the future and the past, and the present seems to slip away from us.

She turned to slip on her jacket.

We must grasp it or prepare for the firestorm that will follow our allowing it to slip through our fingers.

Become soon system of design pass the variety become soon project of contrast, adopt to slip to move the wheel gear gearbox.

This weakening demand has, however, finally allowed commodity prices to slip back.

It is impossible to slip out of the conference room unnoticed.

You better remind Angela about the meeting. These things tend to slip her mind.

Britons are allowing their manners to slip as chivalry becomes a dying art, researchers claim.

It took a long time for the news of the Normandy invasion to slip into Auschwitz.

I, in rain gear, rubber boots, and knee-pads, am trying not to slip on the shiny, slick kelp andend up as fish food.

Nevertheless, Matthew-Wilson is predicting that GM's Holden brand will be the first to slip, followed by Ford and then Toyota.

Critics say current ART oversight is a feeble patchwork that allows abuses to slip through.

You'd better remind Angela about the meeting. These things tend to slip her mind.

I managed to slip in a few jokes.

eg: It's necessary to write , if the days are not to slip emptily by.

Someone teaches you how to love, someone teaches you how to be loved, someone teaches you how to slip by.

In the process of economic growth, large corporations tend to slip from the control of their founders or the heirs of the founders.

Big deficits, unfunded future liabilities or worries about them could cause inflation expectations to slip from their anchor.

A man managed to slip In behind a patrol and watch the routes the guards take.

Slowly I raised it andprepared to slip it around his throat and choke the breath of life outof the salivating four-eyed pygmy.

I wouldn't put it past him to slip something into the drinks.

Runners look for a gap in the fence to slip through or jump over.

Many people continue to slip through the net and into jostling crowds, with at most a thin handkerchief to stifle their incessant cough.

I managed to slip a few jokes into my speech.

As a result in the production of offsctdruckereien to slip between the drum to a minimum.

On Wednesday, Misurata became the first major city in western Libya to slip from the regime's control.

Of course, Salinger's executor or heirs could try to slip around theauthor's wishes.

However, the Turin giants are six points adrift of fourth place and can't afford to slip up now.

The white ice is seducing me to slip down.

His plan to slip away and leave the false child to do its work was shattered.

I tried to love this loneliness to slip out from where it hides.

It's not hard to slip from believing one is doing no evil to believing one can do no wrong.

My measurements are a guide but you should get a good size backpack and make the cover large enough to slip over it.

I watched the nurse and Mrs. Sprins, as I tried to find a chance to slip out of the house.

That should give us - public health officials - something to think about: how have we allowed things to slip this far?

Have you found it easy to slip into movie star mode?

Rearranging that bag, it almost gone to slip, then hefting it back up again.

If we filed in late and had to sit up front, nine of us tried to slip in quietly.

Economists expect Japan to slip into recession this year.

When a project begins to slip, the developers -- and the whole team -- tend to take shortcuts. This is human nature.

Karzai, like Diem before him, is seeing his grip on power starting to slip.

It will end at 21: 02 UT (10: 02 p. m. GMT) when the shadow will once again be seen to slip slowly across the surface of the moon.

Through compare, adopt oblique to lead post make mould , Haff piece (oblique to slip yuan ) Move the structure of the mould .

when i infiltrate a group, i have to slip in at the very bottom and move up the ladder slowly. it takes a long time to get that high.

House prices in America began to slip in some metropolitan areas in mid-2006, and that downwards pressure went nationwide in 2007.

Also, this diversity makes it harder for attackers to slip through all of them.

One man managed to slip from the club as police arrived.

Unfortunately, this habitual thinking assumes that we weren't already giving 100% of ourselves when we started to slip.

If you give the car more gas after the wheels start to slip, the wheels will just spin faster.

Be careful not to slip on the icy sidewalk.

Stone flooring is easy to slip, causing the baby fall over one's feet and mass of cold, baby easier to catch.

I'm just going to slip to the shops before lunch.

So the January timetable is likely, anyway, to slip.

Similarly in China, exports and imports fell for the second consecutive month in December and are expected to slip further in coming months.

If you want to slip away , now's a good time: everyone is dancing.

having the qualities of soap (and liable to slip away).

I tried to slip off early from work, but the boss caught me out and even made me stay an extra half hour.

Eg. She contrived to slip away unobserved in the dusk of the afternoon.

That was when Miss Elizabeth began to slip more and more into depression each day.

It is impossible to slip into the conference room unnoticed .

Eg, It is impossible to slip into the conference room unnoticed.

Today, perhaps the farewell, or maybe the future is to slip past each other more than see.

Using a condom that is too large can cause it to slip off, increasing the risk of unwanted pregnancy or the transmission of STD's.

But it's easy for parents to slip into denial.

Speculative froth deters Asian buyers and they allowed it to slip back.

At that time, I was about to squeeze near the bus door and planned to slip away when the bus reached the stop.

This kind of shoe is apt to slip on the wet ground.

not to slip and fall himself.

US demand is forecast to slip by 44 per cent compared to 2006 usage, the Portland Cement Association said.

Apple may well solve the antenna problems. But how many product stumbles can it survive before its halo starts to slip?

This kind of shoe is apt to slip on wet ground .

If you were a tear in my eyes, I did't want to slip down, because I can't loose you.

Profits continue to slip this year.

J. D. Power expects Wuling microvan sales to slip nearly 6%.

The characters I play have much more personality than I do. So maybe it's easier for me to slip into the various characters.

He should not allow his four years' time in the university to slip by for nothing.

I wait that servant to definitely open, use burden that take pure spring building's go to, wrapped a chicken to slip away out.

Hey, do you want to slip over to the radiation lab and share a decontamination shower?

Be careful not to slip.

Eg. If you want to slip away, now's a good time.

However, the number of new listings is likely to slip to 35 in 2009, down from 49 in 2008.

Somehow he manages to slip in that one of his children scored a perfect 2, 400 on the SAT college entrance exams.

On that day I failed to slip on my sandals, which we always kept by the front door, a custom in our country.

The ladder I stand on start to slip.

When adults go to bed, sometimes as early as 7: 00 P. M. in winter, it is easy enough to slip out of the house.

Why is he speaking to her ? Because ha doesn't want her to slip.

I know we have 5 months , just didn't want it to slip your mind . . . knowing how busy you are an' all!

But they find ways to slip out.

began to slip more and more into pression each day.

He was really planning to slip out and away.

Financial markets had expected claims to slip to 476, 000.

If you're wearing a jacket, this is also a good time to slip it off and fling it casually over your shoulder.

ISM jumped above 50 in the spring of 2002, only to slip below it again as the recovery from the 2001 recession faltered.