1
Every now and again, the old lady would slip a cog and wander off.
2
They will go on prospering; there is no further reason why he should bend a wire, slip a cog, or delay the hurrying wheels.
3
Perhaps this causes his romanticism to slip a cog, to run at times on a side-track, to become the servant of his religious partisanship.
4
But at this crisis the machinery of dissimulation slipped a cog.
5
Dr. Entman shook his head sadly, certain that Taber had slipped a cog.
6
He was a good man at first, but he's slipped a cog recently.
7
Slipped a cog on the nigger vote that they have handled for years!
8
It must be the chronometer- slippeda cog or something.
9
I see clearly where we all slipped a cog.
10
My mind's slipped a cog, as you might say.
11
The elevator slipped a cog, or something; there was a slow, regular descent, not too hasty.
12
Bok now slipped a cog in his machinery.
13
The problem was so much too big for poor Dannie that reason kindly slipped a cog.
14
It is only the pearls we are up on and we've evidently slipped a cog on them.
15
Think of slipping a cog in our plans-makinga false start, having somebody get on to us!
16
"Sump'n slipped a cog in the Newsy, sure," said the first boy.