He slipped up from his seat and started around the table.
Because it isn't just a question of me slipping up, you know.
The computer had slipped up and there was an end to it.
It's hard to slip up on a man from behind like that.
But it's only a matter of time before they slip up.
It was open and no one could slip up on him without being seen.
Would he slip up and give us something that made sense?
It was the first time he'd slipped up that way.
Look, the computer records can slip up once in a while.
For another, you slipped up in too many ways, all of them wrong.
The defense has not committed an error in the last 10 games.
In his one chance on defense, he committed an error.
He committed 66 errors in 98 games the following year.
He made the team, playing in 75 games while not committing an error.
He had at the time, committed 17 errors, a total that put him among the league leaders.
The club has committed 11 errors in its last nine games.
The defense is guilty, too, having committed 28 errors in 33 games.
Overall, he committed 15 errors in 32 games at third base.
"It makes me feel that I have committed an error."
"I committed an error in judgment about what was right for me."
I was trying to get him to make a slip, to reveal that he wasn't really human.
Thirty years old and she made a slip up most high school students knew better than to make.
One of these days he'll make a slip and reveal what he is to the wrong person.
That they would just be waiting for him to make a slip.
For a moment, I thought he had made a slip.
It would not do for one of us to make a slip.
Certainly in the next moment Bernard would tell him he'd made a slip.
But it would help if someone else made a slip first.
He had made a slip, and I could see the anger in his eyes.
He also seemed to make a slip of the tongue.
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