slip by

Quite a few years slipped by one way or another.

I don't watch a lot of television, but not much local news slips by me.

It's getting dark and I don't want him to slip by us.

I slipped back by the door behind me, and worked round the outside of the building.

She could slip by him, open the door, run out.

That share slipped to 20 percent by the late 90's, the commission says.

How you managed to slip by our knowledge is something we can't answer.

It was agreed that when the police left the house I should slip away by night and come back no more.

That was until she slipped by the library one last time.

With one hand, he took the wheel while she slipped by him.