Hit the ice

Usage examples of slipped.

More than once the kid slipped to his knees and got back up in what had become an exercise of raw, desperate courage.

Besides her father was in attendance the same as I was and she slipped off from him, too.

She rose then, slipped on her robe for warmth and passed silently through the darkened rooms of her home.

Rone Leah slipped clear of the shadows, crossed to the table, and seated himself.

Releasing the latch, she opened the door quietly and slipped out into the night.

It had been more than seventy years now since Shea and Flick Ohmsford had slipped from their home at the Shady Vale inn, barely escaping the monstrous winged Skull Bearer sent by the Warlock Lord to destroy them.

But that was behind him, lost in the darkness that slipped steadily back into the past as he raced ahead, and now he was thinking with clarity and determination.

Overhead, the night sky darkened as the sun slipped below the treeline.

It was not a thing that could be bandied about when convenient or slipped on and off like clothing to match changes in the weather.

Her premonition slipped through the rocks and across the twist of the pass, cat-quick and certain.

As silent as the shadows about them, the three slipped through the trees and brush and melted into the night.

Allanon peered past the open portal momentarily, then slipped through.

Motioning for them to wait without, the Druid stepped through the entryway, slipped his torch into an iron bracket fastened to a support, and moved to the wall on the right.

Two steps carried him to the door, where he slipped tight the latch-lock.

Snatching his torch from its bracket, he hastened from the vault, pushed back into place the shelving that hid its entry, and motioned both Valegirl and highlander to follow as he slipped again into the passageway that had brought them.