Hastily, mechanically, she reassembled the wallet, keeping the slip of paper in her hand.

NEWYORKER: Found Objects

She dug into her peacoat for a slip of paper, then held it out.

NPR: Excerpt: 'The Assassins Gallery'

In the old days, a slip of paper authorising absence was known as a chit.

BBC: Nadine Dorries' fate rests on slip of paper

If the slip of paper is accepted, the MP is then "slipped" and allowed out.

BBC: Nadine Dorries' fate rests on slip of paper

The next morning at breakfast I passed you a slip of paper.

NEWYORKER: History of a Disturbance

Showing through the plastic envelope was a slip of paper with the contact information for the Iranian who had connected me to Manesh.

NEWYORKER: Election, Monitored

Have a slip of paper or pop-up window that details your privacy policy: Promise uncategorically to share customer information with no one outside your company.

FORBES: Make the Holidays a Launching Pad for Repeat Business

In a dingy Manhattan office he would give cash and his contact's account number to a teller, who would make a few notations on a slip of paper.

FORBES: Magazine Article

He doesn't bring good news: The problem is in the firmware of the display controller, but he adds that he's already talked to IBM, has arranged to have an address box sent to me so I can send the laptop in to Big Blue, and hands me a slip of paper with my IBM work order number on it.

FORBES: The Laptop Lament

Each enormous block is perfectly cut, polished smooth and fitted so tight not a sheet of paper would slip between them.

BBC: The perfect trip: Egypt