His employees slipped out of the silver door behind him.
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Authorities believe she likely slipped out of her bedroom window.
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A sliver of Spanish slipped out of an open window.
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And he slipped out of the consciousness of many fans.
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Indeed, old-school palaces of powerlifting have slipped out of vogue.
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He would emote and it sort of slipped out of him.
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"It's great," he said, as it slipped out of his hand.
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Right before takeoff, he just slipped out of his seat belt.
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As the train left each station, I slipped out of consciousness.
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He slipped out of the school by blending in with evacuating pupils.
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Things went south as some of the Humvees slipped out of their chutes.
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I closed the door, slipped out of my clothes and into the robe.
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On the floor, he slipped out of consciousness and went into cardiac arrest.
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But one parachutist peeled off from the others and slipped out of view.
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He slipped out of the facility and checked into a small roadside hotel.
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She's very glad right now that she slipped out of the velvet loafers.
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Onca the cat recently slipped out of her house and into the back yard.
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He had slipped out of the building by mixing in with crowds of students.
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His mother and siblings slipped out of the country as soon as they could.
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In 1975, he and an aide, Edgar Tekere, slipped out of Rhodesia to Mozambique.
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One day, Frenzel's iPhone slipped out of his jacket pocket and crashed to the floor.
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And then, Pence slipped out of the White House and headed for Joint Base Andrews.
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Upon finding out she and Weir would be videotaped, she slipped out of the room.
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Mr. Pence signed the bill and slipped out of the statehouse without taking any questions.
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Marnell slipped out of cartoon-doll mode just as easily as she'd slipped into it.
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And all the while, the reigning national champions slowly slipped out of the top 25.
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When the sun rose, she slipped out of the house and never talked to him again.
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Dwight, who mysteriously slipped out of Negan's Sanctuary last week, tells Rick he's there to help.
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He slipped out of bed, phone in hand, ready to call 911 and report a burglary.
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The couple slipped out of Nobu Sunday night under heavy cover ... from bodyguards to choreographed SUVs.
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Many of the group's leaders are thought to have slipped out of Sirte and gone south.
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At night, I slipped out of bed, across the floor, took my keys from the hook.
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Maybe you've slipped out of your usual routine, or you simply have a lot on your mind.
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World number one McIlroy slipped out of contention after he double-bogeyed the sixth and ninth holes.
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Trump slipped out of a meeting with political advisers that day to give the final go-ahead.
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That holy trinity of husband, wife and church haunted me even as it slipped out of reach.
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Kaia slipped out of her LBD and into a chic, tan coat that stretched down to her thighs.
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The nurse, who was not named, fell asleep while holding Major, who then slipped out of her arms.
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Once the 211-year-old realized that his dog had slipped out of his front door on Mar.
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The New York Post reports the boys slipped out of their family home while their mother was asleep.
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"I quietly slipped out of the group when I finally understood the dishonesty that was growing," Hopkins said.
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The lights came up, members of the audience slipped out of their seats, knelt, and said their prayers.
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Ocasio-Cortez slipped out of the meeting and left shortly after for a six-week-long House recess.
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Another tried putting on a diving suit, only to drown, as the helmet slipped out of their hands.
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He left behind his shackles and slipped out of his jail-issued jumpsuit as he ran, Israel said.
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The passions inspired by his first run for the White House long ago slipped out of his control.
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He slipped out of Tibet for India that October, with the tools of torture hidden beneath his clothes.
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I will say, watching at home it actually seemed like she intentionally slipped out of it to get away.
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They've made changes, of course, to their behavior, but it seems as if they have slipped out of it.
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She slipped out of the stall, after Valentine, and thrust the rag pad down deep into the trash bin.
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J. T. Miller slipped out of the corner with control of the puck and fed Chris Kreider in front.
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One day in the spring of 2012, Abu Hafs slipped out of custody during a visit to the gym.
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The world's most-wanted drug lord slipped out of the house via a tunnel and then stole a car.
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AS HE SLIPPED out of consciousness, Batsi Lokana watched the militiamen who had attacked him slice off his mother's head.
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I was out on the back patio, and when I sat down the phone slipped out of my windbreaker pocket.
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While playing at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, the 25-year-old suddenly slipped out of his shoe.
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They handcuffed him and put him in the back of a police cruiser, but he slipped out of the car.
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He slipped out of the cell, and the gang member stepped in, while his friends stood casually in the hallway.
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In hundreds of miles of testing, Super Cruise never failed to negotiate a curve or slipped out of lane markings.
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The video then shows a copy of "Girl With Balloon" being completely shredded as it slipped out of the frame.
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At least once he has slipped out of bed, jumped onto his bicycle and pedaled off – naked – into the Minneapolis dawn.
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While they were arresting that student, a cellphone slipped out of his pocket and the 15-year-old picked it up.
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" Average prices now exceed 1.2 million Canadian dollars ($887,0003), having "long since slipped out of reach for the average local homebuyer.
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The two men arranged their pillows to look like sleeping figures while they slipped out of the Victorian-era lockup, above.
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After six days, exhausted and increasingly hopeless, Day slipped out of normal consciousness and into a protracted reverie of worldwide despair.
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However, he pointed to what he considers his campaign's major triumphs in a race that has slipped out of his grasp.
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"Right away, I said, 'It slipped, it slipped out of my hand,'" said Betances, who was gesturing to the Tigers dugout.
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Suspect slipped out of the hospital Deputies provided area hospitals with a description of the suspect and his injuries, the affiliates reported.
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More than $12.8 billion slipped out of U.S.-based equity mutual and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) during the seven days through Oct.
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When Ruby slipped out of my yard one afternoon in January, my housemates and I immediately set out on a panicked search.
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Police say he slipped out of the building with other fleeing students, stopped at a McDonalds, and was arrested later that day.
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Throughout, the dancer Abel Rojo, striking and sinuous, slipped out of the group clutching his head or hinging down to the floor.
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In the ensuing years, the agency examined several fatal Cobalt crashes, each involving switches that slipped out of position and disabled airbags.
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With a second to go, Teague jumped to shoot a long, contested jump shot, and the ball slipped out of his hands.
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Following a timeout, Elfrid Payton missed a 3-pointer, Mitchell Robinson got the rebound and the ball slipped out of his hands.
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While running to her room to hide the pilfered treasure, the pump slipped out of Angel's coat in front of both her parents.
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The umbilical cord attached to Twin A, the girl they'd named Maia, had slipped out of the uterus and into the birth canal.
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According to Current in Carmel, the black feline from Carmel, Indiana, slipped out of her home in 2012 and could not be found.
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The 28-year-old slipped out of her green gown — which she flaunted on the red carpet — and in to a sparkling number.
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She was riding the "Sky Ride" at Six Flags Great Escape in Queensbury, New York when she slipped out of the gondola chair.
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After weeks of resistance in nearby Manbij, hundreds of ISIS fighters slipped out of Jarablus within hours of the incursion by Turkish forces.
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The drug lord had slipped out of the house into the city's sewage system through a hole tunnel reportedly built in a closet.
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He slipped out of the Altiplano prison in July through a mile-long tunnel dug under the prison, but was recaptured in January.
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The 91-year-old sufferer from dementia had slipped out of the door and stumbled onto the tracks after his wife dozed off.
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"The helmet was going to pay a price, but it slipped out of my hand when I wanted to throw it," he said.
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Martin was managing the Detroit Tigers, and his team had lost 10 of its last 14 games and slipped out of first place.
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Was trying to get my airpods last night after a long day at work and the case literally slipped out of my hands.
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In 2009, he donned a guard's uniform and slipped out of the Cummins Unit, a prison nearly 80 miles from the regional unit.
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To put it simply, the public interest and the profit structure of IOUs have slipped out of sync and are now in conflict.
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Carlos Ghosn slipped out of Japan undetected because the crate he hid in was too big for a Japanese airport&aposs baggage scanners.
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The activists demand justice, the delegates economic growth, and the cops just want to rein in a city that's slipped out of their control.
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The small works sometimes look monumental, as if they had somehow slipped out of the projected images and taken up residency in real space.
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Quirky as all hell, it felt like our rap royalty re-staking claim in something that should have never slipped out of his grasp.
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The guests cheered as the burnished crust of tahdig slipped out of the pan and onto the rice; it was a perfect golden disk.
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She quickly to slipped out of the sultry robe and showed off her red sequin "dancin' dress" that's featured in the famous country hit.
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Naval, who has been taking pictures since he was five years old, slipped out of his boat and into afloating hideto get this shot.
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As fans shouted to try to get Woods's attention, LaCava deftly slipped out of the picture, unobtrusively making his way to the 10th tee.
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Shortly after midnight one day in July 288, she slipped out of her facility, Brookdale Charleston, as she had done a few days before.
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He slipped out of the pecking order at United after Alexis Sánchez was signed and struggled to force his way back onto the field.
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And he owes his nickname, Butterfingers, to an even darker secret: the girl who slipped out of his hands during a failed riptide rescue.
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Up until that point, she had slipped out of the hospital at least four times to attend services that attracted up to 1,0003 people.
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Up until that point, she had slipped out of the hospital at least four times to attend services that attracted up to 235,219 people.
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His fearless dancing even involved a shoe mishap — he slipped out of his heel, but deftly fixed the problem mid-step and continued on.
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"Jeff had the opportunity to take a guy (Thomas), he had a good look, but the ball slipped out of his hand," Millsap said.
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Trump secretly slipped out of Mar-a-Lago earlier that evening and departed from an undisclosed airport on a flight a little after 7.
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On Friday morning, several lions slipped out of Nairobi National Park, on the outskirts of Kenya's capital, and began to wander toward the city center.
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And that's exactly what the Hadid sisters did: After the show was taped, the sisters slipped out of their wings and into something more festive.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers star slipped out of the hospital a little less than 12 hours after the arrival of his and Khloe's first child together.
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He slipped out of Finland before the authorities could arrest him but got only as far as Germany before being detained by a highway patrol.
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It's like Sansa slipped out of Littlefinger's grasp, time-traveled to 2017, put on a Louis Vuitton mini dress, and turned out for the event.
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Minutes before the start, a stoic Wheatcroft, more serious and slightly more rigid than he was back in England, slipped out of his black tracksuit.
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Several years ago, Fisker was considered a viable Tesla competitor — but after problems with its Karma electric luxury sedan, it slipped out of the limelight.
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Caleb, 10, was on the Verruckt water slide ride with two fellow riders when he apparently slipped out of the safety restraint and was decapitated.
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Plaintiffs Dionne Spain and Lawrence Barthelemy claimed they suffered back pain when the defective ignition switch slipped out of position, causing the car to crash.
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She slipped out of the collar and ran as fast as she could over the field, and she and her sister hopped into the forest.
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Instead, the US proceeded as if it were safe, while the least invasive ways to beat back the virus steadily slipped out of our reach.
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Almost three hours passed before Mr. Flake — looking increasingly uncomfortable — and Mr. Coons slipped out of the hearing room to begin discussing a possible delay.
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She slipped out of the family's apartment near the Seaport on April 5, 2015, and went to her new friend in the Bronx, Raymond Johnson.
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The two men slipped out of town that night; Rochelle and the five Lang children, including a nursing baby, escaped by train in the morning.
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An antenna slipped out of position and picked up interference from a rebroadcast of a speech by Michelle Obama, and she recited some of it verbatim.
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The Supreme Court delayed giving its judgment last month after Yingluck failed to show in court and police discovered she had slipped out of the country.
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Many believe that the nomination has slipped out of Sanders's grasp in recent weeks, though he has vowed to campaign until the Democratic convention this summer.
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But after that solo album—which debuted at number 53 on the UK charts and slipped out of them a week after—he never released another.
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By this point, the man who had slipped out of Baltimore with borrowed freedom papers was poised to play a central role in America's postwar transformation.
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Just before the finish, the two-time Olympic gold medalist dropped the reins on his horse, Henrietta Guy, slipped out of his seat and fell dead.
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While awaiting trial, Mr. Ghosn, the architect of the alliance, slipped out of Japan in late December despite intense police surveillance and is now in Lebanon.
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Mueller let out a guttural "aGHHHH," stacked the fallen patties that had slipped out of the bun, and began tearing into the meat-on-meat sandwich.
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It's not like we used to have a perfectly equal utopian society and we've somehow slipped out of that; this isn't necessarily any one person's fault.
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Halfway through the week's reward challenge, the Millennial tribe's Michaela Bradshaw slipped out of her swimsuit top and dashed off to score a point for her team.
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The three actresses slipped out of their prison garb and put on their Sunday best recently, surprising Australian lesbian couple Tegan and Louise at their wedding reception.
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Meanwhile, several European higher learning institutions lost their places, including the University of Bristol and Durham University, which completely slipped out of the top 100 this year.
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How long may a drone hover above the battlefield, empowered to strike, before it has slipped out of the hands of the humans who sent it there?
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There was also Masala, who slipped out of her exhibit at the Sequoia Park Zoo in 2015 and was only on the lam for a few hours.
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On Seattle's next play from scrimmage, DK Metcalf hauled in a screen pass but the ball slipped out of his hands as he started to head upfield.
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She was measurably more sexual than any female character I had seen at that age—everything Meg said slipped out of her lipsticked lips like an invitation.
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As the nomination slipped out of reach for Mr. Sanders, his campaign pledged to push for changes to the Democratic platform that reflect his campaign's ideological priorities.
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The people have slipped out of Boko Haram's control quietly by night or trudged en masse from a large-scale attack to the Borno state capital, Maiduguri.
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Her still-potent voice building to a crescendo, she slipped out of her coat and dropped it to the floor while raising a hand towards the ceiling.
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By then he was an emaciated shadow of the gentle, quiet teenager who had slipped out of the dormitory room he shared with his father in August.
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With the war winding down in the spring of 1988, Mr. Talabani slipped out of Iraq through Iran to make his first trip to the United States.
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Jackson was seated close to one side of the podium, but at some point he slipped out of his seat and materialized toward the back of the room.
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The speculation went that, instead, Holmes somehow slipped out of the execution by arranging to have another prisoner hanged in his place while he escaped to South America.
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Early on, a small black pig slipped out of the split-bamboo enclosure, raced past a barbecued pig on a spit, jumped into Lake Toba and swam away.
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But senior members of her party say they believe she slipped out of the country rather than face the prospect of spending up to 10 years in prison.
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Steven T. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, slipped out of one of the vehicles and lingered with his Secret Service detail in front of the restaurant's wall of windows.
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According to ABC7, the Westchester County, New York, pit bull slipped out of her home, broke through her yard's fence and ended up roaming around her neighborhood barking loudly.
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Beers says it went down in the San Fernando Valley when he was walking his boxer Evie and the dog slipped out of its collar onto Robert McGuigan's property.
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When he turned 12, he heard his grandmother crying on the porch and he slipped out of bed and walked to her side and asked what was the matter.
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It slipped out of its packaging and bounced off the seat, under the next one, and began to roll drunkenly up and down the aisle. Pa-toonk. Pa-toonk.
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Mr. Parker was arrested after he slipped out of the school among a group of students fleeing the carnage, and has been charged as an adult in the attack.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that Ghosn slipped out of Japan aboard a private jet hidden in a large black case typically used to carry audio gear.
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On Wednesday, investigators testified that the wreckage of Hart's SUV was pulled up from the bottom of the cliff and Jennifer's body slipped out of the crushed vehicle and fell.
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Now, midway through my second year that surprised my doctors with success, my scans remain clean and the word "miracle" has slipped out of my doctor's mouth more than once.
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Stuckey couldn't handle the heat and slipped out of bounds, crashing right into the Raptors' global ambassador, who proceeded to taunt the Pacers guard by breaking out his signature clap.
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Mr. Ghosn surprised the world, and embarrassed the Japanese authorities, when he slipped out of his home in Tokyo in late December and turned up a day later in Lebanon.
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Sagan, the star of the German Bora-Hansgrohe team, seemed to be cruising to victory until his right foot slipped out of his pedal in the last few hundred meters.
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Outside of the dude's insane skill set, Irv just loves how Metcalf didn't get down on himself after he slipped out of the first round in last spring's NFL draft.
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Since Fluffy was found in the tree without her collar, it is possible she somehow slipped out of the accessory and fell into the tree after being snatched by the hawk.
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Rather than catch a ride home with the coach and kids from Gary's team, the shy boy slipped out of the building to wait on the corner for the city bus.
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The case was brought after a servant of the family slipped out of the hotel where the women stayed for several months in 2007 and 2008 and complained to Belgian police.
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Once it was dark, I slipped out of my room and down to the main entrance of the temple to retrieve my shoes and join the nighttime tour of Okunoin Cemetery.
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Ms. Lee managed to free Kaiden from his car seat, but her foot got caught on a seatbelt and the boy slipped out of her hands, she told The Washington Post.
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The thieves slipped out of the nearby ranch land and stripped him of his possessions, even taking his sneakers and leaving him with one of the robbers' decrepit, fungus-covered pair.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - One Friday morning before dawn, a half-empty Volvo coach slipped out of New Delhi's Ambedkar bus terminal under armed guard, the sirens of a police convoy wailing.
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The team that Solskjaer inherited had slipped out of contention for the Premier League title and was 11 points adrift of fourth place, the last of England's four Champions League slots.
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According to the police report, de Lesseps told the officer "I'm going to kill you all" after she "slipped out of her hand cuffs and attempted to exit" his patrol car, unsuccessfully.
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Because I do think there wasn't a whole lot about Facebook's behavior in this, because since they've been doing this, they now seem to have slipped out of it at this point.
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Sharrouf, 36, slipped out of Australia in 2013 on his brother&aposs passport because his own had been canceled because of his conviction for his part in a thwarted terrorist attack plot.
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"Prachanda wants to balance ties with neighbors at the same time show to India that Nepal has not slipped out of its hands," said Guna Raj Luitel, editor of the Nagarik daily.
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Minnesota governor's race Unlike Wisconsin, Minnesota hasn't totally slipped out of the grasp of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party -- but the question is how long the party can hold onto power there.
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He slipped out of the house and broke into a stranger's home to take a bubble bath, and eventually several officers and a police dog arrested him and took him into custody.
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Most assessments suggest (though this is an imprecise science) that thousands rather than hundreds of ISIS fighters and planners slipped out of the caliphate after the loss of Mosul and Raqqa in 2017.
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The commonwealth may have slipped out of the top tier of states electorally, but as its cousin Ohio can attest, a smaller state can still have big power – but only if its fickle.
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Soon after his barely five-minute stint, as the crowd returned to sip high-end Champagne and Bordeaux red wine, the actor quietly slipped out of the bar and off into the night.
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Jesse Williams and sports journalist Taylor Rooks are trying to keep their relationship low-key, but did a terrible job of it Tuesday night as they slipped out of a strip club together!
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Harry changed into a sleek black tuxedo for the private event, while Meghan slipped out of her Givenchy gown and into a silk halter dress custom-made for the evening by Stella McCartney.
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I BLAME THE AQUARIUM FOR THIS, TBH: Via The Washington Post's Karin Brulliard, an octopus slipped out of its aquarium tank, crawled across the floor, escaped down a pipe and into the ocean.
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When I arrived at the suite, I slipped out of my clothes and into a robe, then I applied one of those creepy sheet masks and took selfies until my phone's memory was full.
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Colleagues and students described Akhundzada, thought to be in his mid-50s and originally from Kandahar in Afghanistan, as a studious disciplinarian who slipped out of Kuchlak two days before being named Taliban chief.
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On February 1st, he slipped out of the Polish Embassy and headed for the offices of Kultura, an émigré publishing house, where he remained in hiding for the next three and a half months.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has slipped out of the top 10 most competitive economies in the world, falling two places to 12 from last year, a study by Swiss business school IMD showed on Monday.
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In January, the Obama administration sent millions of unauthorized immigrants into a total panic when it launched a series of raids to capture recent Central American immigrants who'd slipped out of the government's reach.
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I was so weirded out that I threw the box in the trash and stomped on the additional dozen or so worms that slipped out of the package and were wriggling around on the carpet.
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Telekom slipped out of its comfort zone on leverage in the third quarter due to paper losses on hedges taken out to pay for U.S. unit T-Mobile's acquisition of Sprint, Hoettges said on Wednesday.
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One friend recalled how once, when one of her high heels snapped off in the middle of a trial, she simply slipped out of her shoes and continued questioning her witness in her stocking feet.
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The running back slipped out of the backfield to the right and easily beat Redskins linebacker Ryan Anderson to make the catch and scoot into the end zone with 10:57 left in the quarter.
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Don't dangle for a better angle Just last year, a woman was holding two children over the rail of a cheetah exhibit in Cleveland's Metroparks Zoo when one child slipped out of her grip and fell.
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One of three teenagers who slipped out of a group home and raped a woman in a Manhattan stairwell was sentenced to 14 years in prison on Wednesday after he gave a short apology in court.
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My foot completely slipped out of my shoe leaving me with a split decision on whether I should go back to retrieve my shoe or continue hobbling to the ball and potentially making it onto SportsCenter.
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But the celebration of picking up the biggest drug lord of all turned to humiliation when he slipped out of his cell on July 11 last year through a tunnel that began in the tiny shower area.
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The family of the baby girl, who reportedly slipped out of her grandfather's hands and fell to her death from a docked cruise ship over the weekend, is struggling to come to terms with the unimaginable tragedy.
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He slipped out of a heavily defended compound as Mexican soldiers barreled in before dawn, ducking into an escape route hidden behind a closet and sneaking into the sewers before he was finally caught, officials said Monday.
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Out of sync Artists lip sync performances during Macy's Thanksgiving Day parades due to technical sound requirements, but it became painfully obvious when singer Rita Ora slipped out of sync with her music track and couldn't recover.
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I made gnocchi and had prepared a huge pot of water and oil to cook them in, but when I went to pour the water out, the pot slipped out of my hands and into the sink.
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Many scientists reckon that the 1.5C goal, seen by many developing nations as a dangerous threshold for droughts, floods and rising sea levels, has already slipped out of reach and that the 2C limit is growing close.
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His relationship with partner Valerie Trierweiler broke up acrimoniously when it emerged he occasionally slipped out of the Elysee Palace in disguise at night and rode by motor scooter to visit a new flame, actress Julie Gayet.
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The Pacers briefly slipped out of the top eight before turning things around this week with home wins over the Toronto Raptors and Milwaukee Bucks, which marked the team's first back-to-back wins since early February.
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Jenner seemed to get a little chilly by the time she slipped out of the venue with Griffin close behind and threw her boyfriend's Ermenegildo Zegna coat (which has his name inscribed on the inside) over her shoulders.
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As the wreckage of Jennifer and Sarah Hart's SUV was pulled up from the bottom of a 100-foot cliff off the Pacific Coast Highway in Northern California, Jennifer's body slipped out of the crushed vehicle and fell.
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Hall told a nurse he needed to leave because the police were looking for him and he slipped out of the hospital in a gown, holding what appeared to be a cup of water, the sheriff's office said.
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Following a third-place finish in Iowa last week — and with polls suggesting she could tumble further in New Hampshire — many moderates feared that if Warren slipped out of contention, the party's left flank would coalesce around Sanders.
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Jenner seemed to get a little chilly by the time she slipped out of the venue with Griffin close behind and threw her boyfriend's Ermenegildo Zegna coat (which has his name inscribed on the inside) over her shoulders.
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On third-and-seven from the 23, Smith slipped out of roughly 87 sacks—he even avoided getting sacked by his own lineman—and scrambled through the pocket and found Jason Avant downfield for a 26-yard gain.
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Iraqi forces are now dismantling bombs and booby-trapped houses, whilst pursuing militants who slipped out of the city from the northwest, Sabah al-Numani, a spokesman for the counter-terrorism forces that spearheaded the offensive, told Reuters.
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Sibanda took the baton but it slipped out of his hand and, as he went to pick it up, he collided with Brazil's Anderson Henriques who was left sprawled on the track and had to be helped away.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump met with advisers in the Oval Office in May 22017 to discuss replacements for the F.B.I. director he had just fired, Attorney General Jeff Sessions slipped out of the room to take a call.
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On a June weekend in 2009, Mr. Sanford slipped out of the South Carolina capitol and flew to Buenos Aires to be with his lover, but told his staff that he had gone hiking on the Appalachian Trail.
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Earlier this week, a comedian from Oregon who had performed on the Westerdam posted a video on YouTube boasting that he slipped out of his hotel and headed to the airport before his test results had come back.
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It's unclear how much of my own personal information slipped out of Mark Zuckerberg's grasp and into the claws of hackers, but I do know that some of those in the affected group of users are in bad shape.
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But after his daring 2015 escape through a tunnel from a maximum-security prison — the second time he'd slipped out of Mexican custody — President Enrique Peña Nieto's government agreed to send Chapo north of the border to stand trial.
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Not only did Nicki Minaj take home the Best Hip-Hop Award at this year's MTV Video Music Awards, but she also slipped out of Radio City Music Hall by a very on brand Queen helicopter for her performance.
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And in terms of comfort, it elevated the experience: I never slipped out of them (or felt I would) and I ended the day without angry red lines from where the leather cut into my feet when they bent.
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And in terms of comfort, it elevated the experience: I never slipped out of them (or felt I would) and I ended the day without angry red lines from where the leather cut into my feet when they bent.
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ABUJA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Nigeria needs to lower its interest rate and cut domestic debt to stimulate lending for private sector investment, in order to boost growth after its economy slipped out of recession, a lawmaker said in a motion.
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Photo shows the ignition switch of a 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt in Alexandria, Va. The ignition switch on the Cobalt and other small cars was so poorly designed that it easily slipped out of the run position, causing engines to stall.
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The remains of a 10-year-old Arizona boy who slipped out of his bedroom window in 20163 and disappeared have been found in a desolate field a few miles away — as questions swirl about how and where he died.
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After getting the Browns into the red zone in the final minute with a 20-yard reception, Terrelle Pryor attempted to flick the ball to an official and it slipped out of his hand, falling on a Ravens DB instead.
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The newly married couple then slipped out of their clothes — their bathing suits were underneath — and made their way through the crashing waves, now chilled and sudsy-white beneath an overcast sky, as many of their guests dived in behind them.
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Campaigning together in Charlotte, he was nonplused to find out that Hillary had quickly slipped out of a barbecue joint where they had stopped to get food and greet people, while the president was left on his own, shaking every hand.
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He's soon swept up in assorted goings-on, some involving the incorrigible, free-ranging beasts that have slipped out of his suitcase, others involving homegrown wizards and witches, as well as the humans who loathe and fear their magical ways.
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We'll have plenty of questions about how he slipped out of Japan ahead of a trial later this year on criminal charges of financial wrongdoing — an escape, our correspondent writes, that has all the elements of a Hollywood-style thriller.
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Following my friends' cue, I slipped out of the shoes and placed them on the gym bleachers during the dance, and afterward wore them just a few more times before they collected scuff marks that I colored over with black Sharpie.
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The ball slipped out of his glove and Oberg, who had walked the first batter in the inning ahead of Suzuki, slipped as he retrieved the ball and threw with a knee on the ground just in time to get him.
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But by Tuesday, the 65-year-old was no longer a cosmopolitan boss but an international fugitive, having somehow slipped out of house arrest in Japan while awaiting trial on charges of financial misconduct and personal use of company assets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Six weeks after a British militant who is suspected of being an Islamic State executioner slipped out of the country, police sent a letter asking him to surrender his passport, a security bungle that has drawn criticism from opposition lawmakers.
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It was 7 am and I was both hungry and bored, so I slipped out of my hotel and went to a street taco vendor who was selling carne asada tacos to locals and to glaring tourists who needed a quick breakfast.
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Turning the focus to ICE also helps Trump muddy the debate about his administration's unpopular separations policy that slipped out of the news last week, despite the fact few of the families split up during the storm over the strategy have been reunited.
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While details of his arrest are still unclear, the 57-year-old was first taken into custody last February in relation to food-stamp fraud, but slipped out of his ankle bracelet that June using olive oil, according to he Salt Lake Tribune.
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As campaigning began in the summer, the immigration issue had largely slipped out of the collective consciousness, the party's support dipped into the single digits from the near 20 percent it enjoyed just after the arrival of nearly a million refugees in 2015.
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Mr. Burr and Mr. Warner slipped out of Thursday's hearing briefly to meet with the deputy attorney general, Rod J. Rosenstein, who has come under scrutiny for his memo criticizing Mr. Comey, which was cited by the president in the F.B.I. director's ouster.
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JUDITH MARTIN (Jessie Mueller): Later an etiquette columnist known as Miss Manners, she covered social events and made news herself in 1968 at Julie Nixon's wedding: Ms. Martin slipped out of the press corps pen with the bridesmaids to better cover the event.
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Later that day, Zuck slipped out of his suit and tie and back into his classic jeans and t-shirt to visit Facebook's new data center in Fort Worth (did you know 43 percent of its employees are veterans?) and then visited a rodeo.
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While the cops were busy digging through her bags of allegedly stolen merch, the woman unbuckled her seatbelt, slipped out of her handcuffs (without even puking up a key), wormed her way into the driver's seat, and sped off in the stolen police SUV.
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On June 17, 1994, O.J. Simpson slipped out of his Los Angeles mansion into a white Ford Bronco with a gun to his head, forcing his former teammate to drive him down the highway in what became the most infamous police chase of the century.
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Since audiences know that William's project was to drag-and-drop human consciousnesses into host bodies and achieve immortality, one way it may have interfered is if human consciousnesses or human-based hosts slipped out of containment and mingled with true hosts and guests.
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The 27-year-old Milwaukee resident was pumping gas into her white SUV and checking her email at a BP gas station when an unnamed carjacker slipped out of the back seat of a nearby black sedan and into the front seat of her car.
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On a shelf in the prayer room inside the house sits a picture of Amman, who the family worships as a wife of Lord Krishna, the god of mischief and dancing, and whose portrait slipped out of a frame when the old home was bombed.
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Lyle Jeffs, the leader of a polygamous breakaway sect of the Mormon Church, has been arrested nearly a year after he slipped out of home confinement in Salt Lake City where he is facing fraud and money laundering charges, the authorities said on Thursday.
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Now 19, Ms. Begum was a 15-year-old schoolgirl when she slipped out of her parents' home in the Bethnal Green district of London and joined two of her friends as they headed to Syria to pledge allegiance to the Islamic State, or ISIS.
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On October 20, Bashar al-Assad quietly slipped out of Syria for the first time since his country's civil war had begun, four years and a quarter million lives earlier, and flew to Moscow for an awkward, and by all accounts chilly, meeting with Vladimir Putin.
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The message comes a week after Britain's border controls were criticised after it was revealed that a Briton, now suspected of being an Islamic State executioner, had slipped out of the country despite being on police bail after being arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Flag-waving supporters cheered French centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen's accession to the second round of France's presidential elections on Sunday night as downcast supporters of France's two main traditional parties quietly slipped out of their near-empty headquarters.
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She returned to the top five in 2014 and reached the French Open semi-finals in 2015, but slipped out of the leading 60 this year after losing to little-known Czech Denisa Allertova in the U.S. Open first round, her final match on the WTA tour.
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MBANDAKA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Three patients infected with the Ebola virus slipped out of an isolation ward at a hospital in Democratic Republic of Congo, health officials said, as medics raced to stop the deadly disease from spreading in the busy river port of Mbandaka.
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USC quarterback Sam Darnold threw three touchdown passes as the Trojans (5-123, 3-1 Pac-12) overcame a sloppy start that included a muffed punt by Ajene Harris and a fumble on which the ball simply slipped out of Darnold's hand on a pass attempt.
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She slipped out of character at the Hearsts, where she encountered a cozy scene: Gabriela dandling her 10-month-old, Jack, while friends and family gathered around — among them the designer and actor Waris Ahluwalia, Lauren Hutton and Ms. Hearst's husband, the film producer Austin Hearst.
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For it knows, all too well, that once the world sees Kim and Trump shake hands and forge an agreement, it will most likely have slipped out of what can only be described as a self-imposed international isolation that was historic in its scope and longevity.
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Friends took a picture of the baby the minute he came out, a Polaroid, it slipped out of the camera like a tongue from a mouth, and then they ran down the hall and out into the parking garage and drove that hundred miles, childbed to deathbed.
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Given new life in a game that seemed to have slipped out of his hands after a fumble in the waning moments of the third quarter, Prescott wasted no time, finding Bryant on the next play for an 21-yard touchdown pass, putting Dallas ahead for good.
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After the police told her that the gunman, Dr. Henry Bello, had died, Ms. Peterkin slipped out of the room and splashed through the flooded hallways, trying to evade the water raining from the sprinklers, which had been turned on by a fire set by the gunman.
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During the two-week trial, lawyers for Dionne Spain and Lawrence Barthelemy have argued that a defective switch in Spain's 2007 Saturn Sky slipped out of position while she was driving, causing the vehicle to stall and crash while crossing an icy bridge in New Orleans in January 2014.
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As labels like Tri Angle, which was an unwitting bastion of the microgenre's most prominent players, turned their attention from ghostly bass to more chaotic sonics, the sound sort of just slipped out of the public eye until it became little more than an edgy meme for Russian teens.
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Their jailing comes in a week when Britain's border checks have come in for heavy criticism over the case of a Briton, now suspected of being an Islamic State executioner, who slipped out of the country despite being on police bail after having been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.
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One night, around the same time, the Qatari negotiating team in Baghdad slipped out of the Green Zone in an S.U.V. They changed cars repeatedly in a vain effort to avoid drawing the attention of Iraqi officials and ended up at a rendezvous with a Shiite militia in the Karada neighborhood.
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In response, a sullen president said one of the leaders caught talking on the video, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, was "two-faced," and then slipped out of town without the scheduled wrap-up session with reporters, seemingly intent on not further spoiling the image of a successful visit.
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Not long after stepping off the plane in the magical Himalayan country of Bhutan, Kate had slipped out of her Emilia Wickstead yellow coat dress (a re-wear with the addition of a new matching belt) and straight into a Bhutanese "kira" – the traditional dress still proudly worn by many Bhutanese women today.
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In the case decided on Wednesday, Dionne Spain and Lawrence Barthelemy of New Orleans said they have suffered back pain and other injuries when a faulty switch in Spain's car slipped out of position and caused it to crash, while GM said the accident was minor and the result of slippery roads.
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Nyquist showed why as soon as he slipped out of the gate, a thief in the night, prowling with purpose around the first turn as if he were tethered to the front-runner, Danzing Candy, and were atop the two fattest skis while riding in the wake of a big old boat.
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Carlos Ghosn slipped out of Japan undetected because the crate he hid in was too big for a Japanese airport&aposs baggage scannersFugitive former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is holed up in a blush-colored mansion in one of Beirut&aposs most expensive districts after his &aposeasy&apos escape from Japan, according to reports.
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So they had sent my father away empty-handed, and their lights shone out on the snow and the smell of roasting meat slipped out of the cracks while I walked slowly back to the baker, to give him a worn penny in return for a coarse half-burned loaf that hadn't been the loaf I'd made at all.
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To take a break from the music, Fliedner slipped out of the venue with two campaign deputies—Dylan Hansen-Fliedner, his twenty-five-year-old son, and Steven Panovich, a Brooklyn-based activist and artist—who had come dressed as Dougie Jones and Mr. C, characters from "Twin Peaks: The Return," both played by Kyle MacLachlan.
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MEXICO CITY — Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the notorious drug lord known as El Chapo who twice slipped out of high-security Mexican prisons and into criminal legend, was extradited to the United States on Thursday night, officials said, drawing to a close a decades-long quest to prosecute the head of one of the world's largest narcotics organizations.
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Top-secret: "Cloaked in secrecy and under heavy security, Tillerson slipped out of the Qatari capital of Doha in the pre-dawn hours" and flew to Bagram Air Base, writes the AP. His secret visit is the third stop on his Middle East and South Asia trip, which started in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and will finish in Pakistan and India.
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And yet their duet is a hit on country radio — still the major driver of mainstream country success — and it's not the only head-turning matchup receiving airplay right now: On the most recent chart, a duet by Kenny Chesney and Pink rose to No. 12, and one pairing Brad Paisley and Demi Lovato had just slipped out of the Top 20.
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In any case, the man cave has slipped out of popular culture for the most part, or set aside for ridicule — in the oddly sharp Totino's Pizza Roll sketches written by Saturday Night Live's Chris Kelly and Sarah Schneider, or as the main character trait of You're the Worst's bumbling orthopedic surgeon Vernon, who spends all of his time talking about boobs and begging peripheral men to hang out with him in his basement.
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