“He loved to get up speed, galloping, and then slide across the ice crouched on all four legs or seated on his rump.”

“He began to slide along the ground like a snake.”

“The guide warned us that it was all too easy to slide on the steep slopes during our hike.”

“He slid down a mountain and that is how he stayed out of the eyes, ears and hands of the insurgents.”

“Jessica slid her hands down as she continued to follow through on the choreography.”

“The box fell apart instantly and the whole content of the box slid out onto my desk and onto the floor.”

“We ragged, slided and bunny hopped the van for 2 stressful hours to their office to be told that a replacement van was being shipped over.”

“The protocol calls for inactive anthrax to be slided and observed after 48 hours to see if spores develop.”

“When bonding collars or fixed flanges the heat blanket can be coiled up and slided into the pipe end for heating.”

“For a second or two I lay on my back wondering if I could slide out of my difficulty as easily as I had slidden into it.”

“He sat with bowed head, softly caressing the white jewelled hand which had slidden down from his shoulder.”

“Then the rain ceased and Vic knew they had slidden down into a rock-covered fissure, that they were getting underground.”