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(241) His hand slid up her thigh and found fine silk and lace in his way.
(242) He slid down on his spine so he could rest his head on the back of the seat.
(243) Then she lay a finger on my lips and slid out of bed like a dancer, one leg extended.
(244) Her breath caught as a strange little frisson of excitement slid from her throat to her toes at the thought.
(245) She slipped into her nightie and slid into bed beside Tom, who was asleep and breathing through his mouth.
(246) His hand slid downwards, holding hers in a grip that was suddenly unbreakable.
(247) She slid joyfully down from the bed and hopped across the cold carpet to the window.
(248) Turning off the light, she slid back under the covers and closed her eyes to sleep fitfully until noon.
(249) I slid Lewis's helmet on and cut myself off from the world.
(250) He slid back on the mat to where she sat, and he handed her the jay.
(251) He wanted to sit for ever gazing out of the window as the landscape loomed close and then slid by.
(252) But there was further drama when the crane's brakes failed and it slid into the cab of the lorry.
(253) I slid back the bolts and pushed the door open.
(254) She gave a little moan of private enjoyment and reluctantly slid her hands up to his face.
(255) The caliphs slid back toward the jahiliyya, locking women up and excluding them from the mosques.
(256) I went up to the mystery door and slid my strip of steel between it and the jamb.
(257) He slid the companionway hatch cover forward and fastened the doors, shutting off the interior of the yacht.
(258) I slid down until I became entangled in some bracken.
(259) Passing discreetly through the solid wood of the garage door he slid right into the skulking Omally.
(260) The ice beneath him gave; he braced himself, and slid slowly into the muddy lake up to his neck.
(261) The bald man extended a toe and slid it experiment ally across the glassy surface of ice.
(262) The Luger slid easily from the holster into his hand.
(263) Other nations stumbled, slid backward,(sentencedict.com) moved forward again with difficulty.
(264) Stephen slid him a coin, the doorman tipped his hat with a smile.
(265) Before each performance, he slid casually through an unnoticeable stage door into a world unknown to most.
(266) As I slid the door bolt home I stopped counting at ninety-two.
(267) Doyle's eyes narrowed and as he put one hand to his face the other slid dangerously to his jacket pocket.
(268) She bit her lip as two large tears slid down her cheeks.
(269) Her cool hands slid up under my jacket, plucking at my shirt, pulling it out at the waist.
(270) The fingers gripping her windpipe slackened and Irina slumped backwards against the desk and slid to the ground.