let slip造句
1. She tried not to let slip what she knew.
2. We mustn't let slip such an opportunity.
3. She let slip a chance to work abroad.
4. Liz let slip that she'd seen him quite recently.
5. I bet he let slip that I'd gone to America.
6. She let slip that she had not paid her tax.
7. She let slip a few nuggets of information about herself.
8. He had let slip he was married.
9. From there on, they never let slip their icy grip on the game.
10. There is a name to conjure with and let slip easily of the tongue.
11. But he talked so damn much, let slip a lot of details that added up to a fairly complete picture.
12. I happened to let slip how much James gave me for it.
13. He inadvertently let slip the name of their new product.
14. Not a word had Dooley let slip, not even a hint.
15. It was true that Miss Devenish let slip a good deal of fragmentary information about Tolby.
16. Alex let slip that he had spoken to Julie on the phone and knew where she was.
17. And dreams that I let slip away.
18. The parvenu was much too foxy to let slip even a hint of his working - class background.
19. He would let slip the substance of authority to grasp at the shadow.
20. It is time to cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war.
21. Cry havoc , and let slip the dogs of war.
22. Even if he did not allow himself to betray his secret directly he might let slip something that would provide a clue.
23. On the few occasions I have met him it has been very difficult for me not to let slip something about you.
24. The chance to convert a proposal long mooted into reality was too precious to let slip.
25. It is right to stress stability, but if we overdo it, we may let slip by.
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27. Tight - fisted as he was about spending money , Xiangzi let slip no chance of earning it.
28. So instant have once sense perception is be scared let slip.
29. The king was so angry that he cried havoc and let slip the dogs of war.
30. She knew no more shorthand than if she had been a graduate in stenography just let slip upon the world by a business college.
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