You may leave the theatre a little more tolerant, slightly less ready to judge.
Is the only difference a slightly more ready smile – just to show how kind and holy you are?
With mention of the swindle, Mr. Jay reached into the breast pocket of his jacket and pulled out three cards — slightly curved, ready for action.
If your branches are the wire variety, you can bend them into your desired position, spreading out the branches and angling them slightly up, ready for decorations.
She's like a sympathetic but slightly critical friend, ready with a hug and unable not to give advice.
Toilets: Slightly rough and ready, but with gig posters on the walls to gaze at while you pee.
I had taught the student driver to coast into a turn with his foot at the ready, slightly above the brake.
For slightly older readers ready for a little history, Hopkins describes the magic wrought by the Tree Lady, a real Victorian-era woman named Kate Sessions, who transformed San Diego's arid Balboa Park into a lush, tree-filled garden.
Pusser survives a series of beatings, stabbings and shootings that arrive with the rhythm and regularity of a Road Runner cartoon, and like Wile E. Coyote, he bounces back every time, slightly battered but ready for more.
In the best of the evening, titled "Right Sensation," a woman and a man who met in a bar rush into the woman's apartment, slightly inebriated and ready to fall into bed until the woman suddenly balks.
A high-quality LBV port has spent more time in the cask than a vintage port, so it's slightly oxidized and ready to drink.
