1. Just slip in a piece of paper.

2. Slip in a few questions about other things.

3. I managed to slip in a few jokes.

4. I thought I'd slip in a few jokes to lighten up the talk.

5. Eddie gave her the slip in the hotel lobby.

6. You might just slip in a reference to pipes or to attics in your next conversation.

7. You might just slip in a reference to pipes or to attics in your next conversation. See how he reacts.

8. Individuals slip in and out without most people being aware of the fact.

9. When making scalloped potatoes, slip in some sliced parsnips for a burst of sweet flavor.

10. When I discovered designs for slip in the pattern library books supplied by the manufacturers I was pleasantly surprised.

11. She put the sales slip in the plastic bag with the dress.

12. Sometimes this process is barely conscious-the repeats just slip in, filling up the page.

13. He tried to slip in unnoticed but it was too late.

14. The smaller sized molecules can slip in between the larger ones.

15. You made a slip in pronouncing the word.

16. A: Please fill in the remittance slip in triplicate.

17. He took a slip in the bathroom.

18. Please fill in this exchange slip in triplicate.

19. Errors are sure to slip in.

20. If you slip in now, nobody will notice you.

21. Than I open the cover carefully and slip in.

22. I got a pink slip in my pay envelope today.

23. You can slip in after this piece of music is played.

24. There has been a slip in the quality of your work.

25. I got a pink slip in my pay envelope nowadays.

26. Combination lasting combines the two, either with a board in the rearfoot and slip in the forefoot.

27. Indeed, the financial institutions would be hit by a continued slip in house prices.

28. He was standing on a piling at the ferry slip in Brooklyn when the ferry hit it a glancing blow.

29. He likes to arrive with all the razzmatazz, while I prefer to slip in the back door quietly.

30. But there would be scant need to worry about a broad slip in productivity.

31. Mistakes will slip in.

32. Errors will slip in.

33. He makes a couple of slip in calculating the discount.

34. He makes a couple of slip in adding up the bill.

35. Even if thefirst meaning is the intended one—as we can assume it is—the latter sentenceleaves the door open for Steinman to slip in.

36. The slip in marine insurance of UK is the base of the contract of marine insurance.

37. If your shares are held in joint names, all joint holders OR the joint holder whose name stands first on our Register of Members should sign on this instruction slip in order to be valid.

38. He might have let something slip in a moment of weakness.