Slipped out of my hands

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"A couple points here and there, that match wouldn't have slipped out of my hands tonight".

"I was going for the basket, and the ball just slipped out of my hands," Hackett said.

"I made a slight mistake at the start because the clutch slipped out of my hands before the red light switched off," said Maldonado.

"Right when I got down to the point of making the decision I became indecisive, and that's when the ball slipped out of my hands," said Van Horn, who had 20 points and a game-high 14 rebounds.

The children slipped out of my hands," he told the BBC's Hausa Service.

He said: "I made a slight mistake at the start because the clutch slipped out of my hands before the red light switched off.

Then the phone slipped out of my hand and I lost it in the snow.

Manning, speaking of his fumbles, said: "One just slipped out of my hand throwing.

I remember being at my grandmother's house and a balloon I was playing with slipped out of my hand and floated into the sky.

Delcarmen threw a curve that Rodriguez missed and then tossed another curve that he said "just slipped out of my hand".

"The ball slipped out of my hand, but I've got to have two hands on the ball," said Nova, who threw for 235 yards but completed only 18 of his 46 passes.