Sentence examples for slipper from high-quality English sources.

• The slipper has been held as evidence.

• The plot against Slipper began immediately.

• At $44.95, I'd consider these affordable for a true suede slipper.

• One well-known species is the yellow lady’s slipper (C. calceolus).

• Mr Slipper did indeed promptly step down.

• Both Mr Slipper and Mr Thomson have denied the allegations.

• Late last year she appointed Mr Slipper, a former Liberal, as speaker.

• Ronnie Biggs, 76, evaded Slipper and Scotland Yard for more than 30 years.

Use slipper in a sentence.

• Lady’s slipper orchids are usually terrestrial, though some are epiphytic or grow on rocks.

• Before the judgment, Mr Abbott and his colleagues paraded the Slipper affair to embarrass Ms Gillard.

• In other versions of the story the test of recognition is often a golden or silver slipper or a ring.

• He is heterosexual,” says Inge Slipper as a forlorn Peter Slipper peers over her shoulder.

• The eldest went first into the room where the slipper was, and wanted to try it on, and the mother stood by.

• Cendrillon awakes and her father relates how in her delirium she spoke to him about the prince, the oak and the slipper.

• Every slipper is manufactured with the same heat trapping insulation as its jackets, meaning toasty toes around the house.

• The late Jack Slipper, who unsuccessfully pursued train robber Ronnie Biggs to Rio, wrote a rueful account of it in Slipper of the Yard (1980).

slipper sentence examples

• In his judgment Rares wrote: “Objectively, the conduct of Mr Ashby in relation to Ms Doane, Mr Brough and Mr Lewis … is consistent with Mr Ashby working towards a politically damaging attack on Mr Slipper.

• Lady’s slipper, (subfamily Cypripedioideae), also called lady slipper or slipper orchid, subfamily of five genera of orchids (family Orchidaceae), in which the lip of the flower is slipper-shaped.

• The Satin Slipper, in full The Satin Slipper; or, The Worst Is Not Always Certain, philosophical play in four “days” or sections by Paul Claudel, published in 1929 in French as Le Soulier de satin; ou, le pire n’est pas toujours sûr.

• When the Slipper story broke, Labor strategists were touting the role of News Limited and senior Liberals in this scandal as another Watergate, a plot to destroy the Speaker and perhaps the government by accusing Slipper of the sexual harassment of his gay press adviser James Ashby.