A slip-up on live television could spell disaster for either candidate.
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It never seemed like there was a slip-up on Jack's part.
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After Trump's slip-up on Tuesday, Vander Plaats tweeted that he's still supporting Cruz.
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Yet another slip-up on her own serve allowed Svitolina back into the set.
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Can't afford a slip-up on Twitter that could lead to an international incident.
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The card could be helpful for those who occasionally slip up on their card payments.
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Slip up on Hyperdrive, though, and you're likely to hear the crunch of metal against concrete.
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It&aposs also easy to slip up on your goals and spend that money on unintended purchases.
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Since that session in late November, I've almost stopped picking completely, save for one small slip-up on my forehead.
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The reality star made the hilarious slip up on her Instagram story while sharing a recipe with her followers on Friday.
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Fans in attendance shared their reactions to the minor slip-up on Twitter as some of them praised her for being human.
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It's easy to slack on your budget or slip up on following your goals when you don't have someone holding you accountable.
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Trump knows, as I do, that if you slip up on television, even once, the weakness is tattooed on your chest forever.
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They believe they have a candidate who might slip up on the low-profile Republican incumbent to win an improbable and unexpected victory.
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But a slip-up on Hirano's final run paved the way for White, who delivered a stunning final run that rocketed him to gold.
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With the race so tight the pressure on the candidates is enormous; a slip-up on live television could spell disaster for either campaign.
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"Every single one of my clients had a slip-up on Election Day," says Leora Fulvio, an eating disorder therapist in the Bay Area.
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If Mr. Sisi makes a slip-up on television, there will unfailingly be a flurry of mocking memes flying about on Facebook within hours.
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Spike Lee, who is set to direct a film adaptation of one-man stage show Frederick Douglass Now, responded to the slip up on Instagram.
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She complained to my boss about a slip-up on my team and considers me responsible, so here I am, steeling myself for an "adult" conversation.
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Judith Hackett, chair of the EEF group which organised Tuesday's conference, urged the government to ensure there was no slip-up on securing the transition deal.
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The abiding impression was that Benioff and Weiss were at least partly checked out, not interested in producing a full season, and starting to slip up on the details.
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The Syriza administration introduced a bonus to pensioners and tax cuts last month, triggering some misgivings from lenders worried the country could slip up on its post-bailout commitments.
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A slip-up on social media by one airman enabled investigators to crack the drug ring at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in March 2016, the Associated Press reported Thursday.
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McWhorter said he thought Martinez would tell him to "pound sand" and then sit in jail for a while and maybe slip up on a recorded line on the prison phone system.
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On Tuesday, Charli XCX made her debut as an opening act on Taylor Swift's Reputation Tour, and while she didn't slip up on her lyrics, her top slipped down causing a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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Imagine attaching the Tracker to objects like a baseball bat that you'll swing around — one slip-up on the bat's handle and you could be looking at a shattered TV, black eye or worse.
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I lived in constant fear of Harvey's abuse, control and power; that the story would come back to haunt me; that I would inadvertently slip up on my promise to never speak of this.
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It is one thing to slip up on the campaign trail, it is another to be going around making pointed and controversial claims without actually knowing about the key events that have been taking place.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden had yet another verbal slip-up on the campaign trail on Saturday but at least this time he could laugh it off as it presented quite a silly — and appropriate?
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This week, it became more painful for anti-abortion leaders to consider Trump's path to the GOP convention, even as their hopes grew that his troublesome slip-up on a key social issue could deny him the win.
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"She doesn't have a lot of wiggle room to mess up on something like health care, because there's a narrative," the adviser said, adding that each slip up on health care grows "exponentially worse" than the time before.
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A common view, however, is that he hasn't been involved with anything public-facing because a slip-up on the scale of the Galaxy Note 7 disaster, say, could jeopardize his chances of becoming chairman if attributed to him.
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Rami Malek had a big night on Sunday, taking home the Golden Globe for Best Actor for his performance as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, so you can't blame him for have a small slip-up on the red carpet.
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Engaging the reel, or turning it over from "free spool" and into gear, is a firm, decisive process that gives you the feeling that this reel is not going to slip up on you like some cheaper reels start to do over time.
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But Sarah St. Vincent, a Human Rights Watch researcher who flagged the slip-up on Twitter, argued that it was an abuse to suck Americans' names into a database that would be analyzed to identify criminal suspects, based solely upon their purchase of a lawful product.
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Teresa Giudice has been consciously staying on the right side of the law since she was released from federal prison last December, but that didn't stop her husband Joe from nearly making a major slip-up on her behalf before starting his own 41-month prison sentence in March.
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Besides Mr. Hoover there were 3 operators each working 8 hour shifts. As many as twenty to thirty trains per day ran on the new track. A small train with an engine called the "Fox" started running on the Burlington Western track about 1892. The Fox earned its name because of its speed and, it was said by residents, that it would just slip up on you at a crossing.
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