slide over

British  

verb

1. to cross by or as if by sliding

2. to avoid dealing with (a matter) fully

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Example Sentences

Bielle-Biarrey caught a Damian Penaud pass on the 50m line before collecting his own chip kick to slide over and Ramos' extras made it 19-12 after 32 minutes.

From Barron's

The stock remains 10% off its 52-week highs, but has put several sharp first-half drawdowns in the rearview mirror, including a 30% slide over a three-week stretch from late March to mid-April, and a 19% drop in the week ending May 9.

From Barron's

“It took an act of denial to make me go in,” he wrote about the locale, “and it took an act of God to keep me there. Time and again my eyes would slide over to that spot on the floor where the beacon came crashing down.”

From Los Angeles Times

Sublime stuff from the hosts - they ran it to the left, the forwards sucked in the defenders and then Romain Ntamack delayed his pass just enough to find Matthis Lebel out on the touchline, who had the simplest of tasks to slide over near the flag.

From BBC

Where tectonic plates slide over each other, heating of carbonate rocks in the crust and mantle can lead to chemical reactions associated with CO2 emissions.

From Science Daily