"I always find an excuse to slip out," he said.
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A few others put on coats and slip out quietly.
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The animals slip out of trawls or shred inside them.
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At moments behind the camera you slip out of reality.
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The cards are soft and won't slip out of your hands.
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It doesn't feel like it'll slip out of your hand, though.
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He did let a couple of tantalising crumbs slip out, though.
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I quietly slip out of the house and head to HEB.
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My goal was to slip out without waking my wife, Sam.
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A few sprinted behind the attackers' backs, managing to slip out.
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They fear IS fighters could slip out and launch attacks elsewhere.
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The maneuver allowed McConnell to slip out of a tough spot.
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Afterward, I would socialize for a while and then slip out.
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Or their phones slip out of their pockets in a compromising place.
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A deal can slip out of grasp with few repercussions for failure.
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Letting the facts slip out served a purpose for the Obama Administration.
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Worst of all, there's no taking them back once they slip out.
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Some slip out of their bodies, leaving nothing behind but a name.
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This one offers incredible control, precision, and it'll never slip out of place.
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Bad words are bound to slip out of your mouth at the office.
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But over time, details about her own family's past began to slip out.
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Here's what to do if you accidentally let the F-bomb slip out.
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Soon, chords slip out of focus, phrases turn fidgety, lines become curiously repetitive.
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Let's just say: We won't be letting this one slip out from underneath us.
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FBI officials suggested he used olive oil to slip out of his ankle monitor.
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He then bogeyed the final hole to slip out of a tie for second.
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The New York Fed has been criticized for letting the $81 million slip out.
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Lugo was diagnosed with spondylolisthesis, a condition in which vertebrae slip out of place.
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That's definitely steamy enough for those tiny earbuds to slip out of sweaty ears.
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I'm not sure if these remarks are intentional or if they just slip out.
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We slip out after an hour or so and climb into bed right before midnight.
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Still, some secrets slip out, which is exactly how we know about these extreme measures.
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The deer managed to slip out of the globe and ran off into the woods.
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He filled the upper balloon with water to ensure that the catheter didn't slip out.
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Letting information slip out about pending mergers and acquisitions has financial effects, according to the study.
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Both fugitives were captured in Interpol-led operations after managing to slip out of Mexico undetected.
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He stays quiet and I slip out of the door with my coffee by 6:14.993.
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You just show up, force a few memories, and slip out without having to say goodbye.
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My brief darts around my neighborhood might not be aggressive enough for them to slip out.
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For the first time in ages, Claire lets a "Jesus H. Roosevelt Christ" curse slip out.
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Or would we say we want no part of this, and slip out the back door?
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Not only are harnesses safer, they offer more control and are harder to slip out of.
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Detective Paz let her slip out the back door when the police arrived, the officials said.
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In rare cases, particularly in the first three months after insertion, it can slip out of place.
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When you slip out to shop, though, do take care to purchase supplies for less glamorous meals.
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They jam the copiers and slip out so they won't have to take responsibility for their actions.
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This all comes as the last few grains of sand slip out of the hourglass for Republicans.
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Salah Abdeslam, who helped orchestrate the attacks on Paris, managed to slip out of the country afterward.
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ISIS has spread its reach of terror as territorial claims to a caliphate slip out of its hands.
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But then the movie will slip out of these terrific sequences and back into something much more pedestrian.
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The big picture: Erdogan is not letting Saudi Arabia's responsibility of Khashoggi slip out of the news cycle.
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ISIS could hide suicide bombers among the exodus, and fighters could try to slip out of the city.
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Nevertheless, our ever-sneaky Fauna manages to slip out of a window and onto a plane with Jay.
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"We tried to have Niko come out and slip out on the screen," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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You know how to slip out of a tricky situation, Pisces, but there's no escaping the month ahead!
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"I used to check into hotels and stay about a week, then slip out the motherfucker," he said.
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Which means: if you see a great white in the water, quietly slip out and don't start splashing.
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The tough part was letting great movies slip out of contention because each of us needed to agree.
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We pack up our shit, slip out the backdoor, and get as far away from Portland as we can.
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Whether you're walking up walls or dancing in reverse gravity, Apple's wireless AirPods won't slip out of your ears.
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That was roughly the equivalent of having your smartphone or tablet slip out of your hands at waist level.
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Reaches with right hand, slowly pulls the door open just enough to slip out of it and slide through.
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When you're sweating, most of these wireless gym headphones tend to slip out of your ear, but these don't.
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LIKE politicians, financial regulators know that late on a Friday is a good time to slip out bad news.
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It's your chance to slip out of your skin and into the alter-ego you never knew you had.
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Some buyers mention that their toes can tend to slip out, so be sure to find a snug fit.
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The pass was intended for Badgers wide receiver George Rushing, who let the ball slip out of his grasp.
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But the possibility of peace continues to slip out of Rick's grasp as he succumbs to his vengeful fury.
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The others seem to slip out of their clothes in seconds, while I slowly peel off item after item.
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It is possible Mr. Assange could slip out in the night, but he would still be a wanted man.
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In one of the season's most convincing twists, Will unravels as he watches the presidency slip out of reach.
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Becky thought of herself as one of those folktale misers, never letting a person slip out of her life.
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When Escobar went to work on July 17, the woman and her daughter managed to slip out of the house.
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He manages to grab some clothes to slip out of The Saviors' compound and naturally heads straight for the motorcycles.
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With Powerbeats Pro, I knew they would stay securely in place and not slip out thanks to the ear hooks.
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Selena couldn't hide in that silver dress, while Orlando tried to slip out low key ... head down with a hat.
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He didn't want to slip out of their lives; his analog letters were an effort to remain close to them.
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The tool also has a grippy, rubbery exterior that's easy to hold and does not slip out of your hands.
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From festivals to farmers' markets to community gardens, slip out into the fresh air and enjoy Mother Nature's generous offerings.
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As a child growing up in Havana, Rodríguez would slip out of ballet class to secretly study Spanish dance instead.
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However, many teenagers may grimace to themselves if they ever let the common truth slip out in a casual goodbye.
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That jolting fact is practically a state secret, though it did slip out in a recent New York Times editorial.
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Pros: High-quality tools, durable hard-shell storage case, no superfluous toolsCons: Tools often slip out of place inside case
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As the salmon runs wind down in the next few weeks, the whales may soon slip out of the cameras' sight.
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Friends could play Cupid for you, too (even accidentally), so slip out of hibernation mode and go enjoy some autumn nightlife.
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After two years, together they managed to slip out of their homes and take a taxi to a local police station.
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This kind of guerrilla warfare, where you shoot and then slip out of sight, hasn't really been possible previously in PUBG.
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Authorities believe Jeffs used olive oil to slip out of his court ordered ankle monitor to flee from his home unnoticed.
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Valuable information can easily slip out when you're anxious to sell your story, and Lacker wasn't alone in having such conversations.
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Too often in this era of oversaturation, controversies slip out of the public consciousness before those in charge face proper scrutiny.
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The Sony a6400 also has a textured hand grip so you never feel like it will slip out of your grasp.
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Formal government forces are screening men to prevent Islamic State militants from disguising themselves as civilians to slip out of Fallujah.
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After finally luring her into it with the promise of some treats, she managed to slip out of it several times.
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The top lid did slip out of its frame once, but all I had to do was fit in back in.
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So a couple days ago, one of my coworkers accidentally let 22 quarts of ranch dressing slip out of her hand... pic.twitter.
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The switch can slip out of place, causing engines to stall and cutting power to the brake, steering and air bag systems.
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Only then, three hours after he had stolen aboard, did the stowaway slip out of hiding and reveal himself to the captain.
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But in one scenario, one earbud did almost slip out during a run — an issue I rarely if ever have with AirPods.
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As a result, the handle tends to slip out of the frame once it's been bent, and that's how catastrophe takes place.
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Russian police said they detained her after she crossed into Russian territory and then tried to slip out disguised as a refugee.
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Stenson began to rush and made a costly three-putt at the 16th to let the victory slip out of his grasp.
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Rather, Hiraoka's hafu status is likely what allowed him to slip out of Japan in the first place without creating a stir.
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Being 18 is a transitory space, one where you feel like at any second, the ground could slip out from under you.
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Powerful transformations may take place at this time as you easily slip out of old behavior patterns that no longer serve you.
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It can also toy with us, letting some prototypes slip out to offer just enough misinformation to lead prognosticators and pundits astray.
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In various interviews, former Theranos employees have recounted times when Holmes would occasionally slip out of character and speak in a higher tone.
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The ignition switch can slip out of place, causing engines to stall and cutting power to the brake, steering and air bag systems.
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City left Anfield feeling they had let two points slip out of their hands, however, as Riyad Mahrez missed an 86th minute penalty.
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The Los Angeles Angels are hoping not to let the second wild-card spot in the American League slip out of their sights.
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She hoped to get better—but instead, Arlen found that other parts of her body had started to slip out of her control.
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The switch could slip out of place, causing engine stalls while driving and cutting power to critical brakes, steering and air bag systems.
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Saab Kockums's new 62-metre A26 model will sport a tube from which an underwater drone could slip out to attack surface drones.
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We recommend these for activities like running or working out where there's a higher chance AirPods might slip out with more sweeping movements.
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Since most women shave in the shower, the razor handle has an ergonomic, textured rubber grip that won't slip out of your hands.
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A few hours later, he'd slip out to meet Ortega again to return the device, hoping that no one would notice his absence.
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Pass out and leave your unattended pizza to slowly slip out of its "Fresh Pizza" box and wither away on the subway floor?
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On field trip days, he always managed to slip out in the morning and buy me a special lunch from the local deli.
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So when Mr. Grasso asked him for his number Mr. Camarena made sure to slip out the door without giving it to him.
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It is still not clear how Ghosn, who is a citizen of France, Brazil and Lebanon, was able to slip out of Japan.
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"You slip out of their litmus test for one second, and it's like, 'Oh, you've gone over to the dark side,'" he said.
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In interviews, many spat out the names of the city and province officials whom they say let the virus slip out of control.
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Once everyone's seated the exit unlocks and you're free to (presumably) slip out the back for a well deserved smoke in the alley.
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I never felt like there was a risk that they were going to slip out during a quick sprint or during a bike ride.
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One owner joked to Goodell that he wanted to get a workout in, while another wondered if he could slip out for a drink.
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That's when I realized that she could slip out of the world without ever knowing that I had come back to be with her.
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The landlord says Farrah's in the hole for at least $101,212.50 ... and they're not about to let her slip out the backdoor without paying.
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When she isn't analyzing herself for violent tendencies, she's anxiously denying the guilty secrets that might slip out when she testifies against her mother.
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We had this guy who managed to slip out of his cuffs, and he ended up hiding under the paddy wagon and hung on.
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With temperatures high enough to make a walk around the block truly miserable, slip out of your sandals and post up next to a window.
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In October, authorities said they were hot on his trail, only to have him slip out of sight, though not before apparently breaking his leg.
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In October, authorities revealed they were hot on Guzman's trail, only to have him slip out of sight, though not before apparently breaking his leg.
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In October, authorities said they were hot on his trail, only to have him slip out of sight, though not before apparently breaking his leg.
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"She'd call us Nan and Granddad but sometimes 'Mom' would slip out — she was more like a daughter than a granddaughter to us," Janet explained.
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To make sure Elijah doesn't slip out again, his parents have installed new locks and a chime that goes off if the door is opened.
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But among ordinary Iranians who already face hardship from tightening sanctions, nerves are being strained by worry that the situation could slip out of control.
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Can you imagine if Clinton, after refusing to release her tax returns, had accidentally let it slip out that she pays no federal income taxes?
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Some of the fighters have attempted to slip out with them, and the SDF has set up screening points to vet everybody leaving the enclave.
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And you don't get to decide to slip out of prison to eat at a nice restaurant or take a walk through New York City.
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I often worry that if I'm not vigilant about my body, that everything that I've worked for might slowly begin to slip out of reach.
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The valet, in that smooth, five-star silence, carefully slid the shirt onto the rail and, without seeing McCourt, prepared to slip out the door.
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Some who dare to leave slip out quietly, traveling to the United States or elsewhere before applying for asylum — which is never a sure thing.
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Nonetheless, overt racism from promoters and the press in America seemed to slip out of the mainstream, at least when it came to the fight game.
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When your parts haphazardly slip out of a cup or a strap slips off your shoulder (and the whole thing slides onto the floor) — that's fun.
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After launching the second year of his campaign to oust President Nicolás Maduro, Juan Guaidó defied a travel ban and managed to slip out of Venezuela.
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Every time I felt like I had a grip on it, it would slip out of reach and I would need to start the process again.
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Furman is overseeing federal litigation that hit GM after its 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles over defective ignition switches that can slip out of place.
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Here's a list of guys you can let slip out of your hands, without fear that they'll come back and haunt you: Rashad Jennings, RB, Giants.
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Marking the end of the tour, a young woman unexpectedly bursts through the back door of the basement, allowing some of the creepy to slip out.
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As someone who's seen the film twice, I can tell you that the honest truth is there's no good time to slip out during Avengers: Endgame.
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XPACK XBOX ONE Hard Drive Enclosure and USB Media Hub — $29.99 See Details Don't let your controller slip out of your sweaty palms during a game.
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Jennifer Lopez shut down an uncomfortable encounter with a movie director early in her acting career when she let some "Jenny From the Block" slip out.
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The more compact size and super glossy back had me pretty much in constant fear the phone would slip out of my hand at any moment.
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The switches, which can slip out of the run position and cause cars to stall unexpectedly, are linked to at least 124 deaths and 275 injuries.
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Authorities called him the world's most wanted drug lord, but every time they tried to nab him, Guzman found a way to slip out of sight.
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Constantly hungover and no longer able to wait until after work for cocktails, I would slip out of the office at lunch to drink at bars.
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The Hunt After watching Harlem slip out of their budget, a couple finds a home in a part of Brooklyn that is very new to them.
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And any minor information that does slip out is defined as news, even if the information does not actually contain evidence of anything all that interesting.
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THR, Variety, Deadline — all it takes is for one executive to make one phone call, or an agent to let something just sorta slip out and POW!
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In my tests, the WF-1000XM3's stayed put in my ears and didn't slip out during sweaty runs even though they're not water or sweat resistant.
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The defective switch could slip out of place, causing the engines on some older GM models to shut down without warning, disabling safety features including air bags.
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Good news, bad news for a Judo fighter who had his phone slip out of his pocket mid-match in a major competition last week ... The Good?
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"The reality is that occasionally something is going to slip out, especially if we just lost a project or slammed our finger in a drawer," said Gottsman.
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Over the past five years, some 70,000 women are thought to have received the implants, which do not slip out of place or rotate, unlike smooth ones.
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And the moment the men finished their bows and the house lights came up, they had to slip out of costume and back into green prison uniforms.
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Now even the party chairmanship, which will change hands when Reince Priebus becomes Mr. Trump's White House chief of staff, may slip out of Mr. Christie's reach.
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They also didn't slip out of people's hands and fall on their noses, and they didn't contain the medical hazard that is Pokémon Go. Smartphones, though, do.
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It s not a 9-5 job, it s while you re at the movies with your wife and you've got to slip out to take the call.
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Unfortunately for this grandfather, who apparently put the mouthpiece in backwards, this caused his dentures to easily slip out of his mouth - resulting in a spectacular family reaction.
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Despite their love for boxes, this ninja cat managed to slip out just as the girl opened the box, leaving the little girl starring into an empty present.
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It could slip out of hand and the government will not be able to control it because if the poorest cannot get enough to eat they will steal.
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The 13-year-old was able to slip out of his home and pass along alleyways to reach his local mosque where a couple of hundred worshippers gathered.
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"We do the Luann," Mortimer teased, pretending to slip out of handcuffs and flee the scene (police video taken from her arrest captured de Lesseps doing something similar).
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The nearest safe house was 22016 kilometers (almost 2 miles) away, but thanks to the network of tunnels, Guzman was able to slip out of sight once again.
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He swings the pack over his shoulder intending to leave but the girl suggests that he spend the remainder of the night there and slip out at dawn.
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I'd try to grab it, then like one of those awful carnival giant claw machines, it would slip out of my grasp when another user grabbed it first.
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Baltimore is 12-4 in extra-inning games, another painful loss in the month of September that's seen the Orioles all but slip out of the playoff race.
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But she said Indivisible organizers and members are the kinds of women who can slip out from their white-collar office jobs at lunch to join a rally.
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We're all caught with butterflies in our stomach and, as if in a trance, I don't even notice him slip out of the tent and into his van.
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Somehow, Bennett has written a fantasy novel for grown-ups that is a kind of extended case for living an existence that threatens to slip out of time.
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The bodies just lie where they fall, or get stacked in piles, if someone's brave enough to slip out for a few minutes to gather and pile them.
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We all fall over—it happens, our feet slip out from under us, we crumple, we fall—and we have all, at some point, fallen down some steps.
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She could easily slip out of the reach of the Justice Department merely by getting into an embassy car, said Erik M. Kenerson, an assistant United States attorney.
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In the production truck, the CBS director Bob Fishman, watching the feed of Nantz and Packer, noticed the man and then saw him slip out of the shot.
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Ms. Chamberlain, who said that she had seen a dingo slip out of the tent, was convicted of murder in 1982 and was sentenced to life in prison.
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"There are so many nuances in Counter-Strike, that if you're not playing day-in and day-out, you kind of slowly slip out of the meta," Haog said.
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LANDOVER, Md. (AP) -- After letting the ball slip out of his hands on his first carry, Ekeziel Elliott was determined not to let his Dallas Cowboys teammates down again.
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Apple is widely expected to unveil a redesigned MacBook Pro at an event on Thursday, but it looks like it may have let a couple images slip out early.
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"If developed economies put off their climate payments any longer, the Paris agreement temperature goals will slip out of reach, with tragic consequences for people and planet," he said.
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With bristles on both sides and anti-slip grips on each finger, you can easily clean your bowls and plates without worrying that they'll slip out of your hands.
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When the proceeding was over, Mr. Weinstein was allowed to slip out of an employee door at the back of the courthouse, where he climbed into a waiting Toyota.
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After the ceremony, Mr. Mann managed to slip out a back door and, moments later, reappeared in front of City Hall, behind the wheel of his red Toyota Corolla.
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If the movie were reliant on only the rosy recollections of Di Palma's professional connections, the man himself might slip out of view like the last light at dusk.
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The secure-fit ear hooks keep your buds in place with customizable multiple-ear tip options for extended comfort, meaning they won't slip out no matter what you're doing.
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"China doesn't want a trade war, but escalation cycles can slip out of control," said Robert Zoellick, former president of the World Bank and U.S. trade representative under Bush.
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Keep an eye on the Overwatch Twitter feed and subreddit in the coming days, as there's a good chance more will be revealed — or slip out — ahead of Dec. 13.
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"The dry shampoo adds some grip onto the bobby pin, so it allows the hair to kind of adhere to the bobby pin and it doesn't slip out," she says.
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The carmaker, which recalled 2.6 million vehicles in 2014 for defective ignition switches, has warned that added weight to key chains can cause the switches to slip out of position.
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You might also want to consider a more traditional curling iron as your hair might slip out of some of the self-rotating options, especially the ones without a clamp.
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"I put double-sided tape onto the soles of my feet so that I don't slip out and this keeps my feet from sliding out of my shoes," she shares.
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He was terminated in June 2014, months after GM began recalling 2.6 million vehicles because the switch could slip out of position, stalling engines and cutting power to vehicle systems.
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But as Republicans slip out of the White House one by one, there aren't too many staunch traditionalists left behind in Trump's White House who ring the anonymous author alarm.
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In another twist, President Juan Manuel Santos was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize later that week, with the judges urging him to not let the agreement slip out of reach.
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When combined with the impact of the shoe hitting the ground, the force of the two types of motion can loosen the base knot, and then the laces slip out.
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I love this new sports band that can never fully slip out of the Apple Watch, making it easier to keep on your wrists, and adjust during workouts and swims.
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Venus will just need to slip out of its princess dress and throw on its wresting uniform (I'm sure it's cute; Venus is always cute) while it's in your sign.
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One of the most talked about topics regarding Apple's new AirPods is the concern of some that the slippery devices will, like EarPods, slip out of your ears and get lost.
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When you're reacting, it's very easy to slip out of good habits and become less aware of what you're doing, especially if you are trying to build a new, better habit.
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It's so perfect, I almost expect Murphy to slip out a few of her signature "ew, Davids" — Alexis's typical exasperated reaction to her brother — with a wave of a limp wrist.
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Yes, a few old metal clichés slip out from behind the abdominal wall, but it's clear the beast will soon be coming to term, and walking and stabbing on its own.
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This compromise was designed to appease both free-marketeers (who nonetheless saw it as meddlesome) and interventionists (who still complained that Mrs May had let ARM slip out of British hands).
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Since Apple launched its first pair of AirPods in 2016, there have been some concerns about how easy it would be to lose them should they slip out of your ear.
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Whether true or not, the statements amplified already heightened fears that many ISIS fighters could slip out of Mosul as displaced civilians, only to set up shop elsewhere as guerrilla insurgents.
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Pampling posted a 14-under 128 halfway total, while American Brooks Koepka (67) lipped out a five-foot par putt at the last to slip out of a tie for the lead.
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The company has paid $2 billion in criminal and civil penalties and settlements over the switch, which can slip out of place and cut power to air bags, steering and brake systems.
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So, that portion of Giuliani's statement was not a fumble but presumably was a conscious decision to have Giuliani allow the accurate information to slip out on behalf of the White House.
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The Neediest Cases Fund With the vigilance of a sentry, Jessica Darlington guarded the front door, ready to intercept her mother the moment she inevitably tried to slip out to buy drugs.
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Were it not for a highly effective vaccine, the DRC epidemic could easily have been as severe as in West Africa, and we can't let this DRC epidemic slip out of control.
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U.S. President Donald Trump in an interview with Reuters said a "major, major conflict" was possible with North Korea over its missile programmes and China said the situation could slip out of control.
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Fleshy wild porcini are tossed either with kinky strands of mafaldine glazed with truffle butter, or with cappellacci, little bishop's hats of pasta that break open to let the melted taleggio slip out.
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Even a slight delay is compounded if it causes a train to slip out of its running order and be held at a subsequent station, or be required to follow a slower service.
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M3D, makers compact 3D printers, have designed a pair of earbud-catching earrings that promise to save your Apple AirPods from falling into the toilet when they inevitably slip out of your ears.
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There can be no metal in the fMRI machine, so I remove my earrings and slip out of my heels as Eden runs a TSA metal detector wand up and down my body.
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GM has paid roughly $2 billion in criminal penalties and settlements over the switch, which can slip out of place and cause engine stalls and cut power to brakes, steering and air bags.
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The proceedings could affect claims worth potentially billions of dollars over the defective switch, which can slip out of place, causing engine stalls and cutting power to air bags, brakes and steering systems.
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The company has already paid out $2 billion in criminal and civil penalties and settlements over the switch, which can slip out of place, causing engine stalls and cutting power to various systems.
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According to the Singapore SPCA, the kitten was reunited with its owner and the rescue officer advised the owner secure their windows with mesh so that the curious cat doesn't slip out again.
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At some point, according to Buckley, a photographer for Wolfgang Puck (who catered the party) spotted some random guy trying to slip out with McDormand's award—which had been engraved with her name.
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China's economy is facing additional downward pressure but Beijing will not let economic growth slip out of a reasonable range, Premier Li Keqiang told reporters on Friday at end of the annual parliament meeting.
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The result of that unintuitive approach is that he'd easily slip out of sync with Skiba, butting his way to the front and giving songs like "My Little Needle" an added dash of character.
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The Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria earlier said some members of Islamic State families had managed to slip out of the camp after it was shelled by advancing Turkish and Syrian rebel forces.
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" "In the first days, when we were not able to establish that security cordon around the main battle area, that was the time when they were able to slip out with their war booty.
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Rivers had a similarly head-scratching play early in the third quarter when he rolled to the outside to escape the pass rush, but had the ball slip out of his hands for a fumble.
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The Senate measures to close the terror gap failed, and prospects for a bipartisan compromise bill dimmed when a maneuver by McConnell, now the Republican Majority Leader, let vulnerable GOP senators slip out of town.
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Bottom line: It is still not clear how Ghosn, who is a citizen of France, Brazil and Lebanon, was able to slip out of Japan, where he was awaiting trial on charges of financial misconduct.
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When you say you are going to do something, you probably have to try to do it and the more publicly and prominently you make the promise the harder it is to slip out of.
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Aleksandr, who works as a deputy manager at a local printing house, also cannot slip out for a drink with friends until after eight in the evening because he needs to take Messi for a walk.
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But previous LG neckbud models — yes, the company has a history with the concept — have emphasized fitness, including retractable wires that help keep track of your earbuds if they slip out during a particularly intense workout.
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My fear that they will slip out of those slots has almost pushed me to buy a better dedicated SD card case than the one I already own (which I typically leave in my camera bag).
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Will Sommer has some data points for us: Two weeks later, though, the Infowars app is set to slip out of the top 30 news apps, and Infowars is nowhere near replacing its lost YouTube viewership.
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"Not allowing the economy to slip out of a reasonable range, that is to say we will not allow waves of layoffs," said Li, adding the government will provide support to firms creating the most jobs.
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"Not allowing the economy to slip out of a reasonable range, that is to say we will not allow waves of layoffs," said Li, adding the government will provide support to firms that create most jobs.
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The case was the second in a series of test trials over the ignition switch, which can slip out of place, causing engines to stall and cutting power to the brake, steering and air bag systems.
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HoloLens lets people move around entire rooms, but the consequences for a hologram drifting a little (which, in my experience, does happen) are a lot less severe than having your entire world slip out of place.
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Delbert, who shared a video of their experience to Facebook, said Kaysen's seatbelt came unhinged, and he had to hold onto the boy for the remainder of the ride to make sure he didn't slip out.
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Singer-songwriter Paul Simon told us there were 50 ways to leave your lover: just slip out the back, Jack; make a new plan, Stan; hop on the bus, Gus: just drop off the key, Lee.
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The surface on the back has microtextures that reduce fingerprints while still making the phone appear very shiny; it's slightly rough to the touch, making the phone a lot harder to slip out of your hands.
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Furman is overseeing federal litigation that hit GM after its 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles over defective ignition switches that can slip out of place and have been linked to nearly 400 injuries and deaths.
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Typically, punishment for letting an errant "damn" slip out merited nothing more than a slap on the wrist and a removal of one's argument from the Record (Burke had called Blanton a "damn liar," after all).
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Too much of "Bitter Orange" consists of two interesting, dramatic people doling out selective information to their undramatic listener; even as the noose tightens (and it does), you sense you could still slip out of it.
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With the U.S. fully exploiting the space they were given in midfield, England were in danger of letting the game slip out of their control but against the run of play they leveled in superb style.
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Fans of The Witcher 3, sprawling RPGs, and dystopian fiction were disappointed to see the promise of the ambitious game, which they've been daydreaming about since it was first announced in 20773, slip out of reach.
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"One of the things people don't like about this guy is that he reduces everyone down to their appearance, and whether they are attractive," I pointed out to my students, letting my own views slip out.
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Trump warned in an interview with Reuters on Thursday that a "major, major conflict" with North Korea was possible, while China said last week the situation on the Korean peninsula could escalate or slip out of control.
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The automaker has paid about $2 billion in penalties and settlements since the 2014 recalls over the switch, which can slip out of place, causing engine stalls and cutting power to steering, air bag and brake systems.
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Male comics will routinely slip out of a venue's side doors because things got heated with a heckler, yet those same men will argue with and dismiss women who feel threatened by aggressive men in the audience.
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Trump warned in an interview with Reuters on Thursday that a "major, major conflict" with North Korea was possible , while China said last week the situation on the Korean peninsula could escalate or slip out of control.
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I wasn't out as transgender in those days, not by a long shot, but I did have the tools I needed to slip out of the house, once in a while, and prowl around Baltimore en femme.
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He had just arrived in Miami from New York, and I was stuck on a layover at the airport, so I decided to slip out of the terminal for a quick glass of whiskey at his apartment.
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Vikings 277, Lions 289 Case Keenum stood in the pocket to take a hit, dipped his right shoulder to slip out of a sack and shuffled his feet to give his receivers more time to get open.
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"Some say we're doing too much in terms of monetary policy and we may be sowing the basis for prices to slip out of control," the Bank of Italy governor told an event at La Sapienza university.
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Mr. Harrelson, who plays the part of an irascible loner who is blunt to a fault, said that he found it difficult to slip out of character while on the set, even after the cameras stopped rolling.
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Their lawsuit is the second to go to trial since GM recalled 2.6 million vehicles in 2014 with the switch, which can slip out of place, causing engine stalls and cutting power to steering, air bags and brakes.
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Where Mayweather loves to lean on the back of his opponent's head and then nail them if they slip out towards his armpit, Lomachenko will intentionally pass his opponent under his armpit at any time they duck down.
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I like to leave the button in the "unlocked" position when I'm stepping out ever so briefly: I can slip out to throw out the trash or pick up the mail, then slip back in—without taking keys.
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There was freezing rain in the first quarter when Rypien had the ball slip out of his hands while preparing to pass with Fresno State junior defensive end Mykal Walker recovering at the Boise State 20-yard line.
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If harsh, buzzing alarms aren't your preferred way to greet the new day, the sunrise simulation and gentle nature sounds of the Philips Wake-Up Light are a far more relaxing way to slip out of your slumber.
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In addition, do not let your eyes wander off the focus of the new moon, as your hand might get stuck between a cloth, or your hand might slip out of your hand while you're making a deep motion.
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Recently, Mr. James took an hour out of his busy day to slip out of his office into a connecting boardroom to make the case that the country faces a looming crisis in preparing Americans for their postjob lives.
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This console can be used in a traditional sense, meaning played while sitting on a couch in front of a TV, but it can seamlessly slip out of its dock and instantly switch (get it?) to a handheld experience.
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Here's the deal: You should probably try not to miss any of this epic conclusion, but if you slip out at almost any point in the first 2 hours and 10 minutes or so, you should be able to catch up.
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I don't like to wake up my husband, so I leave my clothes in the living room the night before so all I need to do in the morning is slip out of the bedroom and shut the door behind me.
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The elongated vamp prevents you from feeling like you're going to slip out of your shoes (or noticing that you're wearing them), and the supple Italian leather means they move as an extension of your own foot — like a glove.
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Will isn't the kind of album that will stick with you, and that's not a bad thing; songs come in and slip out with little fanfare, like a meditative chant simply meant to ease the weight of a single moment.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said a "major, major conflict" with North Korea is possible over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, while China said last week the situation on the Korean peninsula could escalate or slip out of control.
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She also emphasizes that you're running the risk of infuriating someone with a fragile ego, who may have access to your personal information (say, if he started out appearing normal and you let a few details about yourself slip out).
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If the opera's many moving parts slip out of alignment, Karen Kamensek — the production's conductor, and a Glass veteran who refers to his music as "my mother's milk" — has a simple movement to bring them back together: a karate chop.
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I am shocked, given the C.I.A.-level secrecy around the HBO show — which has sometimes confiscated extras' cellphones and this year declined to provide the press with episodes in advance — that Dinklage would let such a huge spoiler slip out.
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There's so many tens of thousands of characters, and there's no way for them all to hit the public consciousness—we have an upper limit for how much pop culture we can embrace before it starts to slip out the back.
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Near the beginning of Faces Places, Varda says that JR's work of taking photos of faces does what she always wants to do, which is freeze images of the people she meets before they slip out of her memory forever.
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The calculation behind the "all in on Ossoff" theory was that these trends would continue and Atlanta's northern suburbs would go from R-leaning to D-leaning, while Montana and the South Carolina seat would continue to slip out of grasp.
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XR has tried to keep its public messaging moderate, deleting some of the overly political tweets that occasionally slip out on its Twitter account ("This movement is the best chance we have of bringing down capitalism," read one in April).
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Classic minimalist works tend to introduce change by way of horizontal shifts: Reich's "phasing" effect, in which instruments playing the same music slip out of synch with one another; Glass's "additive" process, in which notes are added to a repeating pattern.
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WASHINGTON — Speaker Paul D. Ryan, hoping to revive his dream of rewriting the tax code, will insist in a speech on Tuesday that Republicans come together to avoid letting a "once in a generation" opportunity slip out of their hands.
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But when parliament lifted the immunity of Serhiy Klyuyev, a lawmaker and former close associate of Yanukovych who was charged with corruption, the General Prosecutor's office stalled on issuing an arrest warrant, giving Klyuyev time to slip out of the country.
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She'd barely started prenatal care at around 20203 weeks when her placental sac had begun to slip out of her vagina, necessitating an emergency caesarean section; her son was in the neonatal intensive care unit for three and a half months.
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Assuming all of these things — Robbie's participation, the director hiring, the production plan — are locked, you can expect to hear plenty more about Birds of Prey in the coming months as the cast firms up and story details start to slip out.
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And while Trump has invested time in Pennsylvania, Colorado, Virginia, Michigan and Wisconsin -- five states his campaign has long hoped would slip out of Clinton's grasp -- polls in those states have shown Clinton with an edge that doesn't appear to be slipping.
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Hey, prom is not supposed to be perfect, but it can be memorable, especially if you lose a staring contest before you even step into the dance or slip-up before you slip out, or lose your footing before you're on firmer ground.
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The cosmically-inclined Cosmologist EP's a deep and dark three tracker that's already got us wanting to slip out of the office and into something slightly more comfortable like six pints, twelve fags, and a night in a very, very, very good club.
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Arsenal and Liverpool have faltered in recent weeks to slip out of title contention behind runaway leaders Chelsea but United have found some momentum and now trail the fourth-placed Gunners by two points and the Reds, who are fifth, by one.
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I never quite realized how much trouble it was to find selective items in my suitcase before, but being sectioned off like this, I was able to slip out one bag at a time without messing up the rest of my packing.
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And for "Freedom," the ladies slip out of their platform heels to splash in a wading pool of water, their swinging kicks and stomps sloshing up the party-time release toward which the whole concert rushes, the water emphasizing the footwork absent elsewhere.
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GM has admitted that certain employees had known for years, prior to its 2014 recall of 2.6 million vehicles, that problems with the switch could cause it to slip out of place, stalling engines and cutting power to air bags, brakes and steering.
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Large collections of contemporary art, both private and public, comprise many more works than are exhibited, and the longer those pieces stay out of view, the further they slip out of memory and the less likely they are to be borrowed or shown.
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Los Angeles Clippers (24-18) I fear they are at high risk to slip out of the West's top eight, but the Clippers would certainly slot in right at the top of the play-hard rankings if there were such an industry.
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This is how it feels to be 17 and slip out from under your parents' thumb to explore the city with your friends, or how it feels to have your first kiss, or even how it feels to realize what your life's purpose is.
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OSLO/BARCELONA (Reuters) - An international fund set up to help developing nations tackle global warming approved $745 million for projects on Friday, but a senior official said a goal of signing off on $2.5 billion by the end of 2016 may slip out of reach.
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She was scrubbing the toilets, and cleaning up, and feeding the other girls who were paying to be there, and she was beaten and slapped around, and she would slip out the back door, and find affection with boys when she was very young.
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But 25 days before the election, Trump's path to the 270 electoral votes needed to capture the presidency is looking more and more impossible by the day, as states he once said he'd flip from blue to red increasingly slip out of his reach.
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To make that frittata, her mother and grandmother held peppers directly over the gas flame of the stovetop until the flesh softened and the peel charred, then kept them in a paper bag until they were cool enough to slip out of their skins.
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Boiling and peeling close to a thousand eggs revealed that the best way to hard-boil them is to steam them, which produces tender, evenly cooked eggs that slip out of their shells with no damage an average of 87 percent of the time.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Lucas Pouille lost his motivation after poor results saw him slip out of the world's top 10 in 2018 but with Amelie Mauresmo as his new coach, the Frenchman has roared back to reach his maiden Grand Slam semi-final at the Australian Open.
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While Microsoft held a similar event last year in October, this year's show is expected to include... Apple is widely expected to unveil a redesigned MacBook Pro at an event on Thursday, but it looks like it may have let a couple images slip out early.
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One of the things that I certainly was taught, even though I didn't think at that time that I would ever write, but it was really drilled into us at the feminist program at CalArts that it's so easy for women to slip out of history.
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And if the Packers continue to tumble and slip out of playoff contention, they might not even feel the need to bring Rodgers back once he is eligible to return in Week 212 from the injured reserve, where he landed after breaking his collarbone on Oct. 26.
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Chicago looked ready to slip out of the race completely before winning four straight and six of the last eight to pull into the No. 7 spot in the East, one game behind the sixth-place Atlanta Hawks and two behind the No. 5 Milwaukee Bucks.
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You do not know true sadness until you've gone home with a man because "it might be a good idea," realized they wear a kimono around the house, woken up to their snoring dad-bod, and cried silently while trying to slip out from under their arm.
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In order to swap the cartridges, one would have to unscrew the back of the system, slip out the battery and slide in Tomb Raider, Tony Hawk, Sonic the Hedgehog and several other games you'd save time, money, possibly your marriage, by just playing on another platform. 23.
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The Centriphone's design promises to keep it held securely in place inside the rig, but should the handle that the four cables are tethered to slip out of your hand while you're careening down the side of a mountain, the survival of your device is in God's hands.
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The bodies of Bosko Brkic, a Serb, and his Muslim girlfriend Admira Ismic, lie together in "no-man's land" between Bosnian Serb and government front lines in Sarajevo, after they were killed by a Serb sniper about six days earlier while trying to slip out of Sarajevo, May 1993.
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For months, the person said, Michael Taylor worked with a team of more than a dozen operatives from around the world to scope out airports and seaports in Japan, looking for security flaws that would allow Mr. Ghosn to slip out of the country by plane or boat.
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Opposition Congress Party leader Rahul Gandhi took a dig at the government, saying on Twitter Nirav Modi, who was seen at a gathering with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a recent World Economic Forum Event in Davos, had used that "clout" to slip out of the country.
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The Day Glove ($115) requires zero break-in time, the premium leather is soft, supple, and molds to your foot for an increasingly customized fit over time, and the elongated upper negates both angry red lines and the feeling that you may slip out when taking a deep step.
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As the basement began to gradually transform into an amorphous sweaty mass of dancing bodies, I decided to extract myself from its boa-like grip, slip out through open door of the venue, and amble back home through the eerily silent streets of 2am, unsure of exactly what I'd just witnessed.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. – The gunman accused of killing five people in a vendetta against a Maryland newspaper barricaded the rear exit to prevent anyone from escaping and methodically blasted his way through the newsroom with a pump-action shotgun, cutting down one victim trying to slip out the back, authorities said Friday.
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Here the spoiled wives of Shanghai bosses—all carrying prized male heirs—consume diets rich in superstition (no bananas, which cause babies to slip out early); schedule Caesareans on auspicious dates; and pick English names worthy of their princelings (perhaps Stanley, in honour of Morgan Stanley, or Warren, after Warren Buffett).
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I tried to use it once and although there was something vaguely hot about getting fucked by a machine that looked like it belonged in a 19th century factory, I was too scared that the thrusting arm would slip out and bash me in the perineum to really enjoy it.
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I manage to slip out of bed without waking my girlfriend, L., or our very adorable but very bark-prone dog, P. I've always been an early morning exerciser, and luckily L. is a heavy sleeper, so getting out of the apartment in the morning without waking her isn't too difficult.
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SFAX, Tunisia (Reuters) - It only took 10 minutes for Fakher Hmidi to slip out of his house, past the cafes where unemployed men spend their days, and reach the creek through the mud flats where a small boat would ferry him to the migrant ship heading from Tunisia to Italy.
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Here's what you need to know: • More on one of the greatest spy leaks in U.S. history: F.B.I. investigators gambled in 2013 that letting a C.I.A. officer suspected of spying for China slip out of the United States could help them piece together how Beijing decimated an American spy network.
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Requiring these children to go before a judge to obtain the right to decide what happens to their own bodies just puts one more obstacle in their way, leading to more unwanted pregnancies and more young people seeing their right to determine their own destiny slip out of their hands.
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The trial is the first to test claims that GM put customers at risk by concealing the defect and failing for years to recall vehicles with the switch, which can slip out of position while the car is running, causing engine stalls and cutting power to brakes, steering and air bag systems.
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Workplace stress often is more accurately described as workplace guilt, an especially corrosive form of distress: It's that feeling that nags at you as you rush into the office, sweating, knowing that you are already late, or as you slip out for a ''meeting'' that is, in fact, a much-needed haircut appointment.
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Actually, Bailey [Van Ellis], our drummer, wrote this song, so I don't know exactly what he was writing about, but I interpret it as having someone you love slowing slip out of your life and there's nothing you can do about it, because people grow in different ways and people grow apart.
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Yeah. It's that—a horrible fever dream that is somehow a reality—but on prime time Saturday night TV. Needless to say, the hit and miss ratio was dramatic, but it did occasionally feature some iconic moments that we as a people would do well to not let slip out of collective consciousness.
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Have you ever been having sex with your legs dangled over the side of the bed and your foot on top of a step stool, trying desperately to push your hips up so the strap-on won't slip out of you again because the SpongeBob pillow that you put underneath your butt isn't helping?
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The entire performance was note-perfect, often eerily so; the only shreds of humanity the black metal gods allowed to slip out were the short bursts of between-song stage banter (delivered in Norwegian, naturally; it sounded like they were having a nice time) and the grins spread across Ihsahn and Samoth's lined faces.
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Gift the Jaybird Tarah Wireless Sport Headphones, $49.99 on sale (originally $99.99) [You save $50]I wear these earphones all the time — at the gym, during my commute, in the office — because they sound great (you can customize the EQ through the app), never slip out of my ears, and have a long battery life.
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He went on to trumpet the somewhat vague effort to put technology into the hands of the Iranian people to allow them to communicate — and slip out images of the carnage as Iranian forces opened up on protesters in places like Mahshahr, a city of 120,000 people where the Revolutionary Guards crushed protesters on Nov.
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He has no intention of allowing the key security portfolios -- the peace process; Iran strategy; the security negotiations with the U.S. to slip out of his hands; As minister of defense, Lieberman has a statutory seat at the table and will have a greater say in these issues; but Mr. Netanyahu will have the final one.
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Instead of watching Jones speak to women supporters — an important demographic for him in the wake of the allegations against Moore — reporters from local and national media outlets staked out 403 miles away in the lobby of an Embassy Suites in Birmingham for several hours, only to have members of the steering committee slip out another entrance.
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In the final moments of this episode, we see her stroll right past a confused Nick, slip out the front gate for her walk, and gaze placidly straight into the camera to the tune of Cat Power's "Hate" (which, to give credit where it's due, is one of the show's best and least ostentatious song cues to date).
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Then there's a third step, still more delicate and dangerous: The American intelligence community should gather information on the corruption in the Xi family that has allowed it to amass a huge fortune — with a hint that if China undertakes a brutal crackdown of Hong Kong or an assault on Taiwan, this information will slip out.
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I feel like as I watched it back this week, it looked like it came so easy for me to let those words slip out, but I can't tell you the hours of anguish and sleepless nights I faced as I wrestled with those feelings and came to realize that I was truly in love with both JoJo and Lauren.
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So what we can conclude, then, is that Trump's stated doubts about Russia's interference in the 2016 election have made officials in the national security and intelligence communities less willing to broach sensitive operations -- like the one the Time story describes -- against Russia, for fear he will either nix those operations or somehow let operational details of the whole thing slip out.
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GM has also appealed, saying that allowing for independent claims retroactively alters the sale agreement that created New GM. GM has been hit with hundreds of lawsuits since it announced in 2014 that it was recalling 2.6 million vehicles with the part, which can slip out of place, causing engine stalls and cutting power to steering, air bags and brakes.
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As a child I cried for those fries, fought my older brother for those fries, dug to the bottom of the bag for those fries, and, God forbid, should a few of the golden morsels ever slip out of my hands and fall from grace to the minivan floor, I'd invoke the five-second rule for those fries, but the love faded when I had to make those fries.
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