Expressions

"The witness gave only sketchy details about the incident."

"The bus skidded off the icy road."

"I like to sleep in on weekends to rest properly."

"He drank too much and needed to sleep it off."

"After a warm bath, she slept like a baby."

"After the long journey, I slept like a log all night."

"He’s trying to sleep off the tiredness from last night’s work."

"I’ll sleep on it and let you know tomorrow."

"If a choice feels overwhelming, I sleep on it and answer in the morning."

"My friend invited me to sleep over at his place."

"I slept through the thunderstorm last night."

"Good night! Sleep tight and sweet dreams."

"The country risks sliding back into recession."

"After the long shift he just wants to slide into bed and rest."

"He started sliding into her DMs after seeing her post."

"She has been exercising to slim down for her wedding."

"A few errors slipped by during the proofreading."

"She quickly slipped into a more comfortable outfit."

"Sorry, it completely slipped my mind to call you."

"The secret just slipped out during the chat."

"Unfortunately, your application slipped through the cracks and wasn't reviewed."

"Everyone slips up sometimes, so don’t be too hard on yourself."

"Allowing AI to make moral decisions is a slippery slope."

"Remember, slow and steady wins the race."

"He walks slow as a snail in the morning."

"You should slow down and take time to rest when you feel stressed."

"Rising inflation can slow down growth in developing countries."

"During inflation, people tend to slow down spending."

"You should slow up before you burn out."

"Taking a breath helped her slow within and regain control over her thoughts."

"When I feel tense, I remind myself to slow my pace and take it easy."

"If you feel tired, try to slow yourself down and rest a little."

"Compared to oil exports, textile trade is small potatoes."

"We made small talk while waiting for the bus."

"Don’t underestimate her—she’s a smart cookie."

"The truck smashed into the barrier after losing control."

"The opposition launched a smear campaign against the minister."

"I smelled a rat when he offered me free tickets."

"She smiled at me when I handed her the gift."

"He was smiling from ear to ear after the interview."

"The company’s promises were just smoke and mirrors."

"The new policy was decided in a smoke-filled room by senior officials."

"Time will smooth out the pain you’re feeling now."

"We need to smooth out differences between the teams to improve collaboration."

"Fiscal policies aim to smooth out fluctuations in the economy."

"She tried to smooth over the argument by changing the topic."

"Leads smooth over conflicts by reminding everyone of the goal."

"Once we crossed the border, it was smooth sailing."

"He tried to smooth things over after the argument."

"She brought cookies to smooth things over with her neighbor."