| The strong Northeast sector winds will gradually slack off during the night, becoming light to moderate, in the same direction. |
| If he didn't, then more junior members like, say, Doug Lamborn, might slack off. |
| Even when he went on vacations he would feel the need to do something, and in no case would he slack off. |
| Manage your child's anger with the tactics described above, and don't slack off. |
| What if this marketing board had some analysts who would help decide where the lobsters would get the best prices, or would recommend that you slack off your supply for reasons of conservation or profitability? |
| Palace have secured safety in the top flight but boss Tony Pulis insists they won't slack off in the final three games. |
