The hood had slipped away; the gardener was clearly a woman with freshly clipped hair.

Then the hood slipped back, and in the glow of the rising sun we saw the face beneath.

The hood had slipped down over her eyes, blinding her.

Sellassars shook his head, and his hood slipped for a moment.

By now, the hood had slipped back slightly.

She looked up at him as the hood slipped from her head.

The hood had slipped back disclosing a ruffled fair head.

As we struggled together, my hood slipped back and he saw my face.

The hood had slipped back from his head when he fell, by the way it lay bunched in his neck.

As she did so, the hood slipped back on her head and the side of her face came into view.