Our window of opportunity has to slop over on either side."

He picked it up with a hand that shook so much, water slopped over the top.

He took the cup, and started to lift it, but some of the coffee slopped over.

His hand shook so it slopped over on the counter.

The old woman put a pitcher on the table, and water slopped over the rim.

The whisky slopped over the top and he stopped pouring.

She lifted the hood, full of water and slopping over the sides, in both hands.

She did all domestic things badly and the glasses were slopping over.

Hot water slopped over the shoreline and swept across the rock.

Some of it slopped over the side of the glass.

Corruption on this level can't be allowed to slop over and give us all a bad name."

I gasped, and more water slopped over the edge.

More water slopped over the edge of the sink.

With trembling hand, she took the glass and raised it to her lips, water slopping over the edge.

Then he poured wine into Conan's cup until it slopped over the edge.

The pot slopped over in my agitation, and I got mad.

As she leaned toward the television, the martini in her glass came close to slopping over the edge.

His hands were trembling so much that the brandy slopped over the sides.

Far below the water slopped over and around the tips of jagged rocks.

She didn't notice the scalding coffee slopping over her foot.

Some of the amber liquid slopped over the rim and across his fingers.

Just the excess adrenalin slopping over: I couldn't help it.

This is the first time ever in which a Convention has slopped over into September.

The milk jug had slopped over because it was overfull.

Waves slopped over the deck almost every minute now.