Sentence examples for beat a slightly from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, my friend turned out to be quite tasty and beat a slightly porky investment banker.

He left with few regrets, happy that his game on clay had never been better, although disappointed that, yet again, his best was not good enough to beat a slightly underdone Nadal.

All it tells us is that Ohio State can convincingly, on its home field, beat a slightly above-average American Conference team.

As the saying goes: on any given Sunday, a bad team can beat a slightly-better-than-bad team.

They see an English number plate and think, 'I'm going to get him!' I remember driving along a stretch where two lanes became one, and I sped ahead slightly to beat a big lorry and I got pulled over.

She wears her heart on her sleeve, and a very healthy organ it is, too, even if it beats to a slightly erratic rhythm.

Adomah opened the scoring in the 23rd minute when he latched on to Pitman's through ball, outsprinted Joseph Mills and beat Adam Federici with a slightly deflected effort.

Crack the eggs into a pie plate and beat slightly with a fork.

Laverty avenged his defeat, however, by beating Melandri by a slightly more comfortable margin in the second event.

I enjoy stories like this, but for people who prefer full-on action, it may be a slightly little slower beat for them.

Stir in the extracts, then beat until slightly thickened.