Sentence examples for by making a slightly from inspiring English sources

You start by making a slightly sweet, very short (note to beginners: this is a code word for "loaded with butter") crust, enriched with an egg yolk.

I'm reminded of a rugby league player who was hounded by a reporter for making a slightly off-colour joke on the field: he simply refused to express any contrition and the tedious spot fire was extinguished within 24 hours.

They did so by making an incision slightly above the clavicle and sliding the probe-razor beneath the contracted muscle, which was then pulled clear of the muscles near it and cut.

Cingular Wireless, which is owned jointly by Bell South and SBC, has made a slightly different case to shareholders as to why it ought to acquire AT&T Wireless.

Certainly Nouriel Roubini was on the right track; I can claim to have described something quite a lot like what's now happening, though I covered myself by making it a slightly jokey scenario rather than a straight prediction.

The barrel is pulled out or pushed in to tune the clarinet, by making the instrument slightly longer or slightly shorter, depending.

This idea that marriage is undermined by making it slightly less time consuming to broker the end of a contract is unrealistic.

But it's worth asking: Could some of our biggest technological challenges be solved by making things slightly less simple?

That refresh button is no longer available, but Mr. Pinault said that the drop in the value of the euro will ultimately help the luxury suppliers by making the slightly lower-priced offerings more attractive to consumers, particularly in Asia.

Song that attempts to assert Blunt's love of music by making slightly clanging references to classic rock: check.

Michelangelo has emphasised the beauty of irises and pupils by making the eyes slightly bulbous, as if magnified by the overwhelming attraction of the artist's gaze.