Antibodies that can grab onto one serotype slip off another.
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A handwritten note asked guests to slip off their shoes.
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Coupled Rams shouldn't wait until the holidays to slip off together.
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The adapter's little ears slip off to reveal its charging prongs.
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One character seems to slip off the very face of the earth.
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Occasionally I slip off the planks onto the squishy vegetative carpet below.
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Don't wait until the holidays to slip off for a sexy couples' weekend.
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It&aposs, like, the perfectly executed way to not slip off the board.
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And always use a sharp knife so it doesn't slip off the stone.
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You can feel yourself start to slip off the edge of North America.
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It's a sad reality that they've served their country and slip off the radar.
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Using too much lube in the condom could cause the condom to slip off.
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Do you know why you can walk [on the Earth] and not slip off?
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He frees himself and regains the Gauntlet that Spider-Man almost managed to slip off.
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Slip off for a beach vacation with bae, or go solo to reconnect with yourself.
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Simply slip off your damp boots and slide into your dry, room-temperature office shoes.
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Vaseline made punches slip off and had the side benefit of exacerbating my adult acne.
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It has a rubbery grip to it, so your phone won't slip off while charging.
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It's big and heavy and the Joy-Cons semi-frequently slip off during game play.
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But there are still times when the robot can slip off and take a nasty tumble.
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"Time enough at last," he exclaims—and then his glasses slip off his nose and shatter.
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"I slip off the couch and the next day I can't even walk anymore," Brett says.
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The keto diet appears to deliver fast results: The first pounds may seem to slip off.
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I could feel them slip off my belly and hang off the side of the stretcher.
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It won't slip off in case you're taking a 360-degree photo over the Grand Canyon.
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Sundqvist had the puck slip off his stick as he went to a take a forehand shot.
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It's Qi-certified, black, simple and rubberized, meaning your iPhone won't slip off of it very easily.
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Most come with an elasticized band to ensure that the cap doesn't slip off in your sleep.
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Apparently the enhanced curved design lets you work out with them on because they won't slip off.
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Writhing and twisting, they struggle to maintain their footing, but it's inevitable that a couple slip off.
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On the ride home she says the bus swerved, causing Lacey's hands to slip off the pole.
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If you don't want to drink it, slip off into the crowd and leave it on a table.
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The polygamist leader escaped a year ago by using olive oil to slip off his GPS tracking bracelet.
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AND I THINK IT'S A GREAT THING AND I THINK WE'LL SEE IT SLIP OFF THE RADAR SCREEN.
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I slip off my shoes and leave a trail of my clothing—pants, socks, shirt, bra—behind me.
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I slip off my shoes and settle on one of the white Ikea sofas that fill the room.
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After all, simply allowing the relationship to slip off the priority list will probably yield stagnation, or worse.
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You don't want to cut off your circulation or have it slip off while you're on the move.
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Yesterday, icy conditions caused a plane to slip off the runway upon landing at Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
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Abstract technicolour paintings slip off the wall and transform one character into a petrified 2-D version of herself.
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Make the wrap tight enough that it won't slip off, but not so tight that it cuts off circulation.
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The usual tone, something we slip on without thinking when the time comes and slip off just as easily.
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It's too easy to let caregiving friends slip off our radar with a general call-if-you-need-anything.
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The idea is for the cyclist to slip off his bike seat and mold his body around the bike.
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I'm praying that my foot doesn't slip off the brake pedal, because I'd prefer not to crash a $103,000 car.
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Condoms still slip off, break during sex and lots of guys still complain they can't feel much while wearing them.
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You might see moments where they are back to their usual baseline, and then they sort of slip off again.
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Liberal groups have expressed their frustration with Senate Democrats for letting Gorsuch slip off the public's radar in recent weeks.
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Placing the USB connector at the bottom also makes it more convenient to slip off the clip and plug in again.
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It was cumbersome, it didn't actually keep you all that warm, and it would constantly slip off if you weren't careful.
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McKinnon said volcanoes are weak, sloppy heaps of loosely bound rocks all slanted downhill and they slip off all the time.
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Presidents are supposed to slip off the stage, take up hobbies and charities, let their successors have a go at it.
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To keep up with demand, 5 million condoms slide off factory lines every day—hopefully never to slip off anything else again.
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Consequently, people who turn out to be highly dangerous frequently slip off the radar of even Britain's relatively well-resourced security services.
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The shoulder straps are padded with memory foam for extra comfort and layered with mesh so they won't slip off your shoulders.
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Most of the newcomers will slip off the ballot after one try; candidates must receive 5 percent of the vote to remain.
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Over the next 35 minutes she was able to slip off her shoe and, after many attempts, dial 911 with her toes.
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It might look like a wireless charging device, but that's just the rubber top to make sure your phone doesn't slip off.
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But as a grocery store merchandiser, she was constantly bending over to shelve snacks, and was frustrated that her glasses would slip off.
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I'd slip off my shoes and trepidatiously step on the scale, trying to push out every breath for fear it would add weight.
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Furthermore, Trump is what happens when you wear your Christian conservative values like a cardigan to conveniently slip off when the heat rises.
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And, like Felton, I had one ear tip slip off in my ear when I thought I had secured it to the bud.
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When the two want to have sex, they tell the commander and then slip off into the woods, with palm fronds for bedding.
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But unfortunately, the robot does have the tendency to fall off tables sideways when its treads slip off an edge its sensors can't see.
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But I feel like I'm at this crucial point in my career – I've just got to set up for longevity or I'll slip off.
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The Find X has managed to slip off the edge of desks, coffee tables, mouse pads, basically any flat surface I placed it on.
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But I feel like I'm at this crucial point in my career, I've just got to set up for longevity or I'll slip off.
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Klay can let that shit slip off his back, but for the point guard, every teammate's missed shot is an assist down the drain.
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It's the kind of silky fabric that threatens to slip off and out of a folded stack whenever it's not laid at ground level.
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Even if an individual is known to the authorities as an extremist who might one day pose a threat, he may slip off the radar.
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If China comes to the party on North Korea, however one judges that, does the hollowing out of the US economy suddenly slip off the agenda?
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One wrong slip off the stool or push by a friend and you could wind up like that poor Russian man, screaming into the virtual abyss.
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The sun and Venus will sail together through Cancer and your fantasy-fueled 12th house from the 20th on, so slip off for a beach vacation.
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Sinewy, muscled and stippled with cartilage, the shanks need hours of slow and gentle cooking for the meat to soften enough to slip off the bone.
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It turns out Kate had asked her ring designer to make the gold band a size smaller so it wouldn't slip off her finger, according to reports.
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LM: If he was boring, I would slip off into another room and he would be left talking without a notion that there was no one there.
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H: Rebecca, you write in Slant Rhymes about the way certain cities "slip off the map of our imagination," while others — Havana, Istanbul, Brooklyn — live inside you.
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Then, as he approaches the penalty area, he feints to his right and drops his shoulder, only to shift his weight and slip off to the left.
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Abetted by an industry that funded scientific research linking fat with coronary disease, sugar, the real culprit according to Mr Taubes, was allowed to slip off the hook.
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We don't know exactly why the guy wanted to hide from the camera, but if his aim was to slip off without anyone noticing it clearly didn't work.
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If you want to meet someone to hold hands with while you are sleeping so you don't slip off into the open ocean, you go to look good.
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The mosque is little more than a small apartment where Somali men slip off their shoes to pray before or after eight-hour shifts at the beef plant.
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In studies, some men have complained that "condoms tend to slip off," said Ron Frezieres, a vice president for research and evaluation at Essential Access Health, a nonprofit.
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Or, worse, they fear that allowing themselves innocent pleasure will get them so comfortable with the habit of enjoying pleasures that they'll slip off the path to self-maximalization.
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You can hear the air being sucked into the engine at the same time that, say, your tires hit the gravel when you slip off the curbing of a track.
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Five subsequent years of low-scale range-trading have seen rare earths slip off the collective investment radar, their place taken by new "hot" metals such as lithium and cobalt.
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And it's not just my biology that's at fault here: I've seen the U12 Plus idly slip off a freaking mouse pad, a surface designed to generate grip and traction.
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"The rally upwards was purely on geopolitical risk and if now we haven't had any further stimulus, we're seeing prices slip off a bit," Natixis commodities strategist Joel Hancock said.
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Places named after slaveholders who sold people, raped people, chained people, beat people and orchestrated sexual pairings to further their financial ends slip off our tongues without pause or forethought.
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I gave the show's first season a positive review when it debuted, but if I'm being honest, I figured the series would slip off my radar as the year wore on.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin are making sure her engagement ring doesn't slip off her finger because one of their first stops after getting back to NYC was at a jeweler.
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Lazlo was always finding ways to slip off on his own, and his legs were always striped from the hazel switch that hung from a hook with his name on it.
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Time after time he would slip off script, tossing in a line about his border wall, his lead in the polls, Hillary Clinton's intention to "abolish the Second Amendment," or farmers.
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For four years, my friend Eileen and I would silently slip off campus, not mentioning our plans to anyone, and walk into the red, black, and white restaurant from my childhood.
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As Emma's plans stutter forward and amusingly slip off course, the filmmakers' mild interventions feel less forced, more organic; even a seductive dance and an importunate nosebleed end up working nicely.
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It also has both an adjustable and detachable crossbody strap along with two smaller handles that you can button together so they don&apost slip off your shoulder as you walk.
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Well I (stupidly) put it in a somewhat precarious spot on a mantle, and it managed to slip off while playing music and fell about four feet to the stone landing below.
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What if there was an island where other bored husbands or wives could slip off their wedding bands, escape those prying eyes, and just sex other people constantly on a beach or something?
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The weather has already caused a plane to slip off a runway while it was landing at Buffalo Niagara International Airport Sunday, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority spokeswoman Helen Tederous told CNN via email.
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To this point, I'm surprised when I slip off the hard leather Feit sandals I'm breaking in and find that a pair of never-worn-by-me heels already feel better on my feet.
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A digital-era 6-year-old might well slip off with a more typical 21st-century diversion, while Mom and Dad revel in the kitschy loopiness that they loved as children or younger adults.
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Xiaomi sells a 20W wireless charger that's a pretty great product in its own right; it has an austere white design and a rubberized finish that ensures that even the Mi 9 won't slip off.
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It has a sustainably-sourced thermal cork band that won't slip off, an ergonomic sipper hole with a seal closure that prevents coffee from spilling all over you during your commute, and it's microwave safe.
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I slip off my shoes by the door and, laying down a blanket, set the ladder on it so as not to scratch the ash colored hardwood floors that cross the space with wide beams.
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The easy slip-on, slip-off style means no struggling with sore toes, while the adjustable top straps let you fit the slippers perfectly, even if one foot is swollen and the other is not.
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In the final moments of season 4, episode 18 of Gotham "That's Entertainment," Jerome Valeska—stand in for the Joker—is shot by young detective Jim Gordon, letting him slip off of a rooftop to his death.
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One of the stars of the exhibit is Valentino's cardinal-red taffeta dress that's priestly in silhouette, but with a low-necked, rustling sensuousness that makes it appear as though it could just slip off the body.
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Even if you never believed the old myth that chlorine kills sperm (let's be clear: it does not), having sex in a hot tub makes a condom more likely to slip off, and potentially more likely to break.
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I wouldn't recommend using on-ear or over-ear headphones mainly because you'll likely sweat all over the ear pads and they're more likely so slip off your head than earbuds while you're breaking imaginary ankles around the court.
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Patel's version might not be as pretty as Nike's, but they both use a similar technique to simply tighten a set of pre-tied laces across the top of the foot to ensure the sneakers don't slip off while worn.
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It could use a little more firmness on the edges: The entire piece of foam is bouncy without reinforcements on the sides making you feel like you could slip off if you sit too close to the edge of the bed.
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The Good Well-built • Fully-adjustable • Makes you sit up straight and feel good about it • Comfortable The Bad Things slip off if the desktop isn't perfectly flat • Expensive The Bottom Line Kneeling at work now makes sense to me.
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Oil services firm Amec Foster Wheeler, working for BG Group which is now part of Shell, has applied a new technique to remove the pillars of an old platform, a procedure that is often dangerous because corroded elements can slip off.
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The socks, which cost about $12 a pair, are made of high-quality cotton and wool, offer support for the middle of your foot, are designed not to sag or slip off and don't have an uncomfortable seam across the toe.
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And, sure, you try to cover it up—but in quiet moments, sitting on the couch, shooting in empty gyms, as your eyes close and you slip off into dreamland, you must—MUST—feel like the world is set against you.
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Beyond the compression zones, which are made to boost performance, the fact that these socks won't slip off, heat up, or irritate your feet at all ensures you can focus solely on your workout or long walk in the park.
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Or, if you have a penis and experience erectile dysfunction, Planned Parenthood says that female condoms are a good option, since you don't need to be erect to use one (unlike male condoms, which slip off if a boner begins to fade).
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But the latest polls leave little doubt that he also could slip off that tightrope at either end, or both -- which is why a president presiding over such gaudy numbers in unemployment and the stock market is still looking at a toss-up reelection.
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"I take my place in the chair by his bed, slip off my shoes and tuck my feet into the warm seam between mattress and pad," she writes, describing a visit to the hospital, where she and her mother-in-law massage his feet.
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Customers rave that Brooklinen sheets are truly the best they've ever owned, and many claim they've performed all kinds of big and small miracles — from helping them sleep through the night for the first time years to being the first sheets they've owned that don't slip off the mattress.
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The Division doesn't answer my questions or extinguish my paranoia, but in a time when I worry my country could slip off the cliff and plummet into darkness, a game with clear targets, infinite ammo, and the support of your close friends is a unexpected and timely fantasy.
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And, this brings us to Omarosa Manigault's re-re-branding as a TV personality, allowing her to slip off her history as a Trump ride-or-die and his Office Of Public Liaison communications director (she "resigned to pursue other opportunities" in December, and officially left as of January 20).
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Accustomed to the industrial behemoths of fossil fuel production, he is familiar with the environment, equipment and procedures of working safely while surrounded by danger — like remembering to fasten the chin strap on a hard hat so it won't slip off and injure a colleague laboring hundreds of feet below.
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Mousasi conceded his back, kicking one leg out behind him and grabbing and clawing at Weidman's leg in an attempt to get Weidman to slip off his back, ultimately he was successful in this and during the scramble he was able to return to his feet once again, evading what could have been disaster.
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She didn't wear much makeup, didn't have a nose job ("I started the trend in our family of not getting nose jobs!" she'd brag later on), would argue with anyone who tried to tell her something she didn't like, and would let her scarf slip off her hair and wait a few minutes before casually sweeping it back up.
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MariNaomi's struggles to deal with sexism of the service industry and the Tokyo subway system provide commotion in the story; in her time working as a hostess, she bonds with other employees over their strange shared experience: the need to slip off a wedding ring, karaoke's ego-boosting powers, and the inescapable attention of affectionate customers.
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In a 2012 interview by Jarrett Earnest in the Brooklyn Rail, Schutz cited an art historical example that may have been an influence in this painting: I love that Soutine painting, "Young Girl at the Fence" — just the way that her head is, or the way her eye goes down and her hands slip off each other.
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Rhimes is great at writing big, romantic speeches, and she gave both Olivia and Fitz some terrific examples of the form, but boy, oh boy, she never tired of showing how the two made each other worse people, how Olivia's need to give Fitz whatever she could caused her to slip off her game far too many times.
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I always knew when my mom had been shopping because she would come home, lay the huge, flat paper bag — it looked like an oversize envelope — on her bed, carefully unwrap her pieces (generally all black), slip off whatever she'd worn to work, and ask me to come in and help her figure out how to put on her new purchases again.
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