Sentence examples for Slightly flabby from inspiring English sources
Their crust is thick and, in parts, slightly flabby.
PERSONAL HISTORY about writer finding a tick attatched to her daughter's scalp... Writer is brushing her daughter's hair when she discovers something soft and slightly flabby just behind Sarah's right ear.
The New Yorker, July 29 , 1996P. 32 PERSONAL HISTORY about writer finding a tick attatched to her daughter's scalp... Writer is brushing her daughter's hair when she discovers something soft and slightly flabby just behind Sarah's right ear.
By Kathryn Harrison The New Yorker, July 29 , 1996P. 32 PERSONAL HISTORY about writer finding a tick attatched to her daughter's scalp... Writer is brushing her daughter's hair when she discovers something soft and slightly flabby just behind Sarah's right ear.
What keeps you turning its pages is the accessibility of Goldacre's writing (only slightly flabby in places), his genuine, indignant passion, his careful gathering of evidence and his use of stories, some of them personal, which bring the book to life.
In the past, the dry white wines of the Graves had a reputation for being flabby, dull and slightly sweet.
Apart from "That Was Just Your Life" and "All Nightmare Long," it was overlong and flabby, bogged down with clunky lyrics, helped only slightly by dashes of flamboyant ingenuity on the parts of Mr. Hammett and Mr. Ulrich.
pubbore and Sara Richards praised the slow power of Laline Paull's The Bees: Finished The Bees – began very strongly, got a little flabby in the middle, picked up with a terrific (albeit slightly predictable) ending.
And second, whereas in many cities in the United States up to five rival operators scrap over the cellular market, BPC will face only one competitor, Telesp, a flabby state-owned firm due to be privatised next year.Since BPC is planning to charge only slightly less for calls than Telesp, it should be able to make enviable profits.
Many flabby outfits declined.
