Sentences with phrase «slipping into»

I loved slipping into my fuzzy dream lagoon, even though I knew I would be slapped in the eardrums by waves in nine minutes.

I also find myself reaching for Worcestershire sauce, slipping it into beef stews and soups.

I can remember sitting on the counter, rolling the sticky peanut butter mixture into balls with my momma, and slipping into a state of sweet euphoria as I licked my fingers upon completing the messy task.

Measures to liberate a chunk of revenue from this over-dependence on stores owned by the UK's Co-operative Group are moving slowly, and could not save the group from slipping into the red this year.

Put a tablespoon of water in each muffin cup, then crack the eggs one at a time into a separate bowl before slipping them into the water - filled partitions — or, if you're confident in your no - shell skills, crack each egg straight into each partition.

I've been following Mark Sisson's Primal Blueprint eating model for over a year now, but I want to be more faithful to it than I have been... especially in the exercise dept. I also want to keep edging closer to 90/10 eating vs the 80/20 or 70/30 I've been slipping into over the Winter holidays.

But... sugar - rich foods have a way of slipping into our diet, very often due to their taste...

So protect your muffins and your happiness by slipping these into the fridge when not serving.

Too much mayo, slimy elbow noodles slipping into mushy carrot cubes.

(Personally, I think wrapping them twice — first in foil, plastic, or parchment paper and then slipping them into a freezer bag keeps them fresh tasting for a while.)

i just got smoked paprika a few months ago, and i have been slipping it into everything!

I'll do this for a few days so that I feel I'm doing positive things to help myself rather than slipping into a world of panic.

And live relaxed, joyfully slipping into the warm waters of grace... knowing we are loved completely, just as we are... am I the only one missing this?

And while many of us are justifiably concerned about our information slipping into the wrong hands, we need to be equally cautious about the ideas slipping into ours.

So beware of slipping into a spiritualism that ignores or despairs of the body.

it is not the right of the Government to take our money and give it to someone else while slipping some into their wallet.

True, Cuba still clings to the tatters of a socialist economy, while grudgingly and slyly slipping into capitalist gear.

This up - front - stuff is the part of worship that The Daddy does, I defaulted, without thinking, slipping into my old pastor - wife groove.

(ENTIRE BOOK) The author summarizes the thoughts of Hannah Arendt, then uses them as a framework to ask whether America is slipping into a new kind of totalitarianism.

While there's nothing wrong with having preachers and teachers we admire more than others, we've got to be careful of slipping into unthinking Christian fandom --

They can be made only by slipping them into the argument, using a sequence of expressions whose very accumulation makes them seem correct.

McGrath is aware of the risk of slipping into Deism - with a creator sitting back and detachedly watching his creation unfurl - hence, his emphasis on the importance of a Trinitarian approach, in which God not only intervenes in the subsequent development of His Creation, but in which the whole Christian economy of salvation is worked out.

The problem was that this order was not just slipping into the past (as it was in Burke's time).

Only the government, Friedman exhorts, can save us from slipping into dissolute quietude.

The so - called «greatest country in the world» is slipping into the Dark Ages.

@hawaiiguest You are really slipping into the abyss with the name calling.

I started to hang out with the wrong person and I ended up slipping into sin of which I had barely disconnected myself from when God showed up.

Our task today is to clearly unpack the nature and virtues of minimal government, now forever wed to the notion of securing rights, without slipping into a anthropological minimalism that radically liberates the abstract human individual at the price of devaluing the complete human person.

Daily I find myself slipping into those same old habits of judging people based on their theological positions and spending more time reading and writing about Jesus than actually building relationship with Him and loving «the least of these.»

Several years ago Erik was slipping into a lifetime of silence, becoming progressively more morose and combative as his isolation deepened.

I felt like I was almost slipping into depression.

Yet, if we think about it at all, we are aware, being strangers in the cosmos, that every lived moment is simultaneously slipping into past time and rendering the notion of a stable self questionable.

Indonesia's economy has been typically boosted by strong all - round investment and domestic consumption, large contributors to diversification, which have in turn insulated the country from slipping into the doldrums of the global financial system.

The oil sector is slipping into the red after years of fat profits as the steep slump in oil prices shows little sign of ending, with this quarter shaping up to be the worst since the downturn started.

You're slipping into psychosis, you effing fraud.

What Governor Rajan did say, in his remarks made off the attached written text, was that the policies followed by major central banks around the world were in danger of slipping into the kind of beggar - thy - neighbour strategies that were followed in the 1930s.

The experiences of these economies [Europe, Japan; JB] highlight the risk of becoming trapped in a low - growth, low - inflation, low - inflation - expectations environment and suggest that policy should be oriented toward minimizing the risk of the U.S. economy slipping into such a situation.

It can help you avoid slipping into nervousness and stress.

Meanwhile, the EU is slipping into recession and the austerity measures will only inflict more pain.

Your loud, swaggering types are as comfortable slipping into the role of boss — or elbowing their way into it — as introverts are fine with stepping aside.

If asked to stick a part into a tight - fitting box, for example, Baxter carefully wiggles it in, sensing the part slipping into place — which is how you would do it, too.

While not as comforting as slipping into a seemingly smaller pair of jeans, coffee sizing has its own way to make us feel good about ourselves.

Follett's goal is to create that close - knit feel without slipping into the downside of open workspaces that can reduce worker well - being.

Businesses will be reluctant to raise pay and grant new hires fat salaries when the world is at risk of slipping into another recession.

Rather than enjoying the many riches the deal had brought him, Averdieck, who readily admits that Gü had become much more than a job, found himself slipping into depression.

Of all the we're - not - in - Kansas - anymore moments that went with that shopping experience, the strangest was when I took a small chocolate bar off the shelf and slipped it into my coat pocket.

Boat shoes offer a happy medium between the dress shoes you wear to work and the sneakers you slip into on the weekends.

They silently slip into hostile countries to train and lead guerilla forces.

If the U.S. slips into recession, we'll lack the option of lowering taxes or increasing spending on infrastructure, for example, as tools to revive growth.

The authors of infographic, notably not personal stylists, nor fashion designers or editors, suggest you slip into khakis, the safe choice, for biz casual, but we're not so sure.