How To Use slip up In A Sentence
- If a Highway Patrol car was going to slip up from behind, it would be right about now.
- The dog was almost to the rail fence at the edge of the grounds when I felt somebody slip up behind me.
- If they slip up, is there anyone ready to slide into the title driving seat? Football.co.uk news feed
- They start asking questions---what if I slip up, say the wrong thing? TISHOMINGO BLUES
- And having dropped four points in their previous two fixtures, the Londoners can ill afford to slip up again.
- Don't slip up to me!
- If a Highway Patrol car was going to slip up from behind, it would be right about now.
- Swearing at/in front of kids is definitely different from what I'm used to -- even as a foul-mouthed college kid I watched my language around kids I did slip up once while babysitting, however, saying "dang" in front of a promptly-horrified 5-year-old, who was mollified by my immediate pact with him promising that neither of us would ever swear again. :p OK, I get it.
- And that is what makes the investigators anxious because they think he will become overconfident and slip up.
- His accent is nearly impeccable, and I was listening closely for him to slip up (I'm borderline obsessed with Brits doing American accents).
