Sentence examples for a slight second from inspiring English sources

In talking to these other women, it pulls you out of your grief for a slight second".

Bookmakers, who at least have some skin in the game, have them installed either as premiership favourite, or a slight second to Sydney.

Or getting into verbal conflicts with people on the street because their ignorant "straight" behinds are ashamed of the fact that they were, even for a slight second, aroused.

Did it ever concern her? "It did cross my mind, for a slight second, before we even started shooting Avatar, 'Well what if people don't recognise me?' Then there was a voice that told me 'Are you stupid?' I don't want people to know – or want to know – me in my personal life before they know my work.

The statement did let me view myself in his eyes for a slight second.

But usually he'll want to hold your gaze for a slight second longer.

As was the case at Glasgow and Munster in the European Champions' Cup, Leicester's forwards found themselves under the cosh from the outset – "Not at the races" was Waldrom's verdict – and a slight second-half improvement brought only modest reward in the form of consolation scores for the replacements Harry Thacker and Jonno Kitto.

He also projected a slight fourth-quarter profit.

Jolie's name is a factor (the film showed a slight first-weekend female-audience bias, unusually for such macho material), but the crucial decision seems to have been to open the film wide – over 3,000 theatres – rather than as a specialty release.

The Rite Aid Corporation, the drugstore chain that has been struggling in the aftermath of accounting irregularities that resulted in the indictment of four former and current executives, swung to a slight first-quarter profit with the help of a tax benefit, the company said yesterday.

From T1 to T2, both the abovementioned increases suggest a slight first molar uprighting.