Sentences with phrase «slippery stuff»
The phrase "slippery stuff" means something that is difficult to hold or grip because it is smooth and makes things slide easily. Full definition
And that, in turn, has us soon thinking of another aspect of Winter Law: the matter of slippery stuff on the sidewalk and the potential it creates for slips and falls.
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«Gas is inherently slippery stuff.
Floors that have too much wax, too much water (or other liquid, like ocean spray, pool cleaners, etc.), or slippery stuff like pineapple pieces dropped from a drink can form the factual basis for a premises liability claim against a Florida hotel when a hotel patron or resort guest slips and falls.
No, the more talented Americans always seemed to fall down on the slippery stuff, like desire, team chemistry and choice of clothing.
Heather, I love the idea of rolling the slippery stuff in something more grippy (cheerios, etc.).
It helps to layer it in the way we listed below, where some of the slippery stuff is separated.
It was plain old graphite — the soft, slippery stuff that is used for pencil leads and lubricants.
Special cells and glands found in the thin lining (called the mucosa or mucous membrane) of body cavities and passageways leading out of the body regularly produce the slippery stuff.
Give her the confidence to tackle the slippery stuff with this cute boot that features a super-grippy thick rubber sole to help prevent falls.
Even through winter gloves, layers of quilted Carhartt outerwear, and clunky boots, we can tell that the BMW is the quickest of our three cars on the slippery stuff.
A torque - vectoring system uses power and braking to keep you straight in the slippery stuff.
We've lost most of the slippery stuff around here, which meant dodging potholes on the highway, another reason we like the sportiness.
A «snow mode» button allows for easier takeoffs in the slippery stuff.
Anything to keep your precious British sports car away from the slippery stuff!
Whether taking the RR SVR to Sweden and sticking it on a «Silverstone» track carved on an ice lake in Arjepog, Sweden, proves the SVR is like no other performance car is debatable (Bentley do it every year with their Continental GTs, and now with the Bentayga SUV too), but it still makes for some good photos and a watchable video as two tonnes of Range Rover play on the slippery stuff.
I didn't see much of the slippery stuff, but it was cold.
A snow mode also adjusts the traction and transmission shift points to get the best performance on the slippery stuff.