1. I saw you sloping off just after lunch yesterday!

2. Most people in the audience have sloped off.

3. He always slope off when there's something to do.

4. They got bored waiting for him and sloped off.

5. The dog sloped off, its tail between its legs.

6. Mike sloped off early today.

7. Fortunately, they were alright about it and sloped off.

8. In some cases it may so horrify the husband that he can't cope and slopes off.

9. There were a few first ascents, climbed mainly before everyone got bored with the weather and sloped off abroad.

10. Ten minutes in Martha Street, a drink in a hotel, and then they sloped off on a train down south.

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11. A huddle of photographers gathered up their gear and sloped off.

12. I didn't hang around to take the blame, just worked that day out and sloped off home.

13. Let's slope off somewhere quiet and have a drink.

14. Let's slope off somewhere quiet and have a cigarette.

15. Don't think that you can slope off just because my back's turned.

16. While the manager was away, Brian took the opportunity to slope off home an hour early every day.

17. And don't think you're going to turn them out and slope off.

18. Somehow, in his absence the fun went out of it and I decided to slope off and join him on the flat.

19. John Lautner, one of the most eminent Googie architects, built the Chemosphere in Los Angeles to show how it was possible to erect a home in an otherwise uninhabitable slope off Mulholland Drive.

20. I have a feeling that most of them have slope off.