“slipped”造句，怎麼用slipped造句

He slipped the clutch in.

He slipped and almost fell.

I slipped a note under Lewis's door.

She stood up and then slipped again.

My foot slipped and I fell down the stairs.

Suddenly he slipped [2], and fell into the water.

With a faint chuckle,. Yaming slipped on the gloves.

He might need it, as well, so he slipped it into his cassock.

He rushed to halp the old man up when he slipped on the ice.

Skin moisturizers are advertised as part of morning beauty rituals, slipped in between hair brushing and putting on makeup.

Many slipped, somersaulted and tumbled their way to the bottom during the five RACES that were held.

So one night he invented a pseudonym, disguised his handwriting and slipped an essay under the printing-house door.

A 91-year-old German sparked a rescue operation when he slipped mending his roof and got stuck fast in tar "like a beetle on its back".

Thomas Hudson slipped the boat ahead just a thought so that the boy would not have the line so straight up and down.

My body shone so brightly in the sun that I felt very proud of it and it did not matter now if my axe slipped, for it could not cut me.

The next morning I found him sat asleep outside with his head and arms resting on a table. I slipped some banknotes under a tea glass and cycled away.

Keira Knightley, Gordon Ramsay and JK Rowling have dropped out of the top 100 rankings altogether, while last year's highest placed Briton, David Beckham, has slipped from fifth to 28th.

In a few minutes, some mortar and dust came dropping down, which he averted his face to avoid; and in it, and in the old wood-ashes, and in a crevice in the chimney into which his weapon had slipped or wrought itself, he groped with a cautious touch.

but tonight she hated the sight of it and, if she had not feared her father's loudly bawled questions, she would have slipped away, down the dark hall to Ellen's little office and cried out her sorrow on the old sofa.

漂亮的摩根小姐在英國外交部做事，柏林跟她很有往來，相簿裡有一張兩個人在牛津河上划船的照片。柏林譯筆字斟句酌，常常拿一些難譯的言情句子跟她商量。有一次，柏林問她：深情的一眼引來對方第一次的回眸，應該說你的心turned over（神魂顛倒）還是說你的心slipped its moorings（心裡沒主）？疑問最後用的是my heart leaped within me（我怦然心動）。

It slipped my mind.

She slipped and nearly fell.

Though you've slipped through death'sslim door.

Her name has slipped from my mind.

She slipped away without him being aware of it.

Little by little time slipped away, and two more years has passed by unnoticed.

I slipped out, while Lindon was engaged in timidly rebuilding the advances of a friendly sheep-dog.

Barely six months later, while everyone was admiring the plane's first flight, Airbus slipped out news of a six-month delay in deliveries.

Jamie Oliver's wife Jools, 35, who is four months pregnant with the couple's fourth child, slipped into skin-tight jeans and T-shirt with a vintage black jacket.

In America bank lending has been falling rapidly over the past three months while in the euro zone broad-money growth has slipped to just 2.5% year-on-year (see the left panel of chart 2).

He left and I tried to get on with my life. I filled the kettle and put it on to boil, I took out my old red mug and filled it with coffee watching as each coffee granule slipped in to the bone china.

He slipped in unnoticed.

The surviving suspects slipped away.

He came to the iron gate and slipped under.

Hastily she slipped off her wrapper and stood clad only in her chemise.

As we left to go out, he slipped me a Tiffany box and said he wanted me to open it in private.

That night I had been tired, so Ed moved me out of our bed, spread towels over the pillows and put a plastic bowl by Hannah's head. As he settled down to a broken night's sleep, I gratefully slipped off to another room to catch up on my sleep.

She slipped on the ice.

Following the Emperor's death during the Battle of Endor, Takel's influence quickly slipped away.

He slipped end-over-end machine in the construction process, each class make concrete samples in two groups, making the second days after release, and sent to a laboratory standard site.

My knife slipped and cut my hand.

(As that is rather a hard word, I will just explain to you how it was done. They had a large canvas bag, which tied up at the mouth with strings: into this they slipped the guinea-pig, head first, and then sat upon it.)

First he slipped several times away from the simple-looking box, and finally he finished a swing and stood up.