Sentence examples for a slightly limp from inspiring English sources

The film has no such device and arguably raises more questions than it answers; indeed, a slightly limp ending may disappoint some.

This article originally appeared on VICE UK. "Pegida UK" got off to a slightly limp start in Newcastle this weekend.

Tonkatsu, a sort of Japanese version of wiener schnitzel, but with crisp pork filet instead of veal, can be terrific, but it wasn't at Ku. Served unadorned on a large plate, the pork was dry, slightly limp and devoid of flavor.

Sadly these seemed slightly limp when compared with Maier's fury.

Cook until slightly limp.

No one will believe if you only slightly limp, so leaning your weight to take the pressure from your "injured" leg will help people believe that you truly are injured.

Both teams won on Friday — Hungary demolished tiny Andorra, 5-0, and the Netherlands limped to a slightly fortuitous 2-0 victoverover the other main threat in the group, Turkey — and are tied on points with Romania, which beat Estonia in Tallinn.

If he's right, Punch Taverns can limp on with a slightly lighter debt burden.

I move my leg into what Jeff calls a Captain Morgan, but I call a Rockette with a limp, my right leg slightly slanted.

And so he keeps rising at 4am – the legacy of all those years on the kibbutz, waking early to milk the cows – leaving the Tel Aviv apartment he calls home, and taking a walk – limping slightly, thanks to a war wound – to the beach or the park to clear his head.

He was limping slightly, but now that limp has hardened into a deep and permanent hitch in his gait.