1. We cannot afford another slip-up like this one.

2. We cannot afford another slip-up.

3. There's been a slip-up somewhere.

4. By then he had made a fatal slip-up, the court was told.

5. I hope it was a slip-up rather than genuine ignorance.

6. This whole situation only happened because of a slip-up by the bank.

7. A slip-up now and an extra, unscheduled recording break will be necessary.

8. The second slip-up some men make on a date is one of the worst mistakes a man can ever make.

9. This slip-up has allowed both Napoli and Inter to close the gap and now 'The Nerazurri' are only 2 points behind 'The Rossoneri' while Napoli are 3 points behind.

10. Which means, unfortunately that one more slip-up and I have to expel you.

11. Bush made his latest grammatical slip-up at a made-for-TV event where he urged Congress to reauthorize the No Child Left Behind Act, the centrepiece of his education policy.

12. Sleeping with an ex is the sexual slip-up people most commonly expect to get away with.

13. We have had good results so far, this slip-up does not affect our campaign.

14. If you have a slip-up or two, it might take up to 6 weeks.

15. Facebook's one major slip-up, the ill-fated contextual advertising program nick-named Beacon, came right at the end of last year and was quickly swept under the carpet.

16. Carol Thatcher said of the slip-up: "I almost fell off my chair.

17. Leaving his name off the list was a bad slip-up.

18. Modern-day racers are under the public spotlight and any slip-up can land them in serious trouble.

19. Aston Villa travel to West Ham hoping to capitalise on any slip-up from Everton to finish in fifth spot.

20. You may slip up and give into a craving, but don't let that slip-up make you give up.

21. Chelsea will be waiting to pounce on any possible slip-up as they face a London derby away to in-form Tottenham Hotspur.

21. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

22. We have to win the next two games and wait for a Juve slip-up .

23. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown renamed the famed Omaha beach "Obama beach" in a slip-up while giving a speech to mark the 65th anniversary of the D-day landings in France Saturday (see photo).

24. Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, said Facebook's privacy slip-up underscores the need for greater scrutiny of the company.

25. Remember, in an era of enhanced competition, a little slip-up like failing to ask good questions could cost you the job.

26. And if they are indeed the same nails -- eaten away by rust and bent at the end, almost purposefully -- was their disappearance a conspiracy or a logistical slip-up?

27. If you don't keep it clean in some Connecticut high schools, you could wind up shelling out a Benjamin, for a sassy slip-up.