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121. A slick green oilcloth of mold was rotting the wood beneath.

122. Martin put a couple of slick fakes on cornerback Larry Brown, turning and twisting him every which way.

123. Some of Cable's Louisiana fiction is a little slick.

124. His style is slick and visually exciting.

125. He did it out of slick perversity.

126. A crude oil slick quickly spreads out over water.

127. Instead, they found only bubbles and a thin oil slick.

128. He rode his motorized wheelchair out into the cold morning and onto the shoulder of the slick road, then wheeled himself into the winter wind for two miles to reach his duty station.

129. Sunlight bouncing off the ocean surface gives the oil slick a mirror-like reflection easily detected by satellite sensors.

130. Low Ponytail Slick back unruly hair with a pomade and gather it at the nape using two elastics for support.

131. No matter how you slice it, a greasy slick will ooze out of melting cheese, when heat renders liquid fats that were solid at room temperature.

132. To put it less punningly, Groovy's template framework is a slick alternative for plain-Jane Java coding when you need to quickly knock out simple applications that require a view aspect.

133. While Apple's latest ultra-thin keyboards might not appeal to everyone (I can't say I'm that big a fan of the actual key design) there's no arguing they do look pretty slick.

134. As the flood crested, an oil slick caught fire and burned house down to the waterline.

135. We recorded hundreds of dolphins and sea birds in the oil slick area, as well as sea snakes and threatened hawksbill and flatback turtles.

136. Although responsibility for the accident with BP a slick of recrimination now laps around theHouse too.

137. Six sick hick nick six slick bricks with picks and sticks.

138. At the same time, the surface slick is blocking sunlight needed to sustain plant-like phytoplankton,(http://sentencedict.com/slick.html) which under normal circumstances would be at the base of the food web.

139. Colonel Cathcart was a slick, successful , slipshod, unhappy man of thirty - six .

140. An unusually tall man in a slick grey suit uncoiled onto the sidewalk, pausing to adjust a jet-black ponytail against the nape of his neck.

141. Fossils of sea creatures peel out of the stone, and in a slick of mud we find a rusty horseshoe—a relic from an animal that worked down here more than a century ago, hauling stones.

142. A lot of the fellers put on the gloves. There was a peach from West Oakland. They called m The Rat. Slick as silk. No one could touch m.

143. Constructed from body hugging, double layer neoprene, the thin-skinned but protective padding of this slick sleeve isolates your digital camera from life's hard knocks and cutting edge dangers.

144. For him the wheel of slumBer was wont to turn noiseless and slick and swift.

145. The oil slick may be particularly obvious because it is occurring in the sunglint area, where the mirror-like reflection of the Sun off the water gives the Gulf of Mexico a washed-out look.

146. But pages 4 through 67 of the otherwise slick magazine, including the bomb-making instructions, were garbled as a result of the British cyber-attack.

147. The slick floor brought me down in a heavy fall.

148. Why is a horse less apt to slip on slick ground when he is trotting than when he is cantering?

149. Draco Malfoy is a slick haired , evil, nasty little really.

150. With an 80 kilometer slick of highly poisonous chemicals heading down the Amur River towards one of China's largest cities you have to be pretty stubborn not to think that someone will notice.