Sentence examples for doing a slight from inspiring English sources

In the mean time, Officer McMellon said he shouted, "What are you doing?" A slight move here, the appearance of a black object there, and Mr. Diallo was dead, struck by 19 of 41 bullets fired.

In the end, when I say, "Can we applaud L. Ron Hubbard?"—because in my head, we're doing a slight reenactment he stalks off.

About 54% of voters approved of the job Trump is doing, a slight increase from the summer, and the share of voters favoring a GOP-controlled Congress inched up to 48%.

You can think of this as doing a slight and swift kick it without applying too much force to the board.

Pull on your hands while pushing on your foot and doing a slight hop upwards to get your other foot slightly above the first foot.

If you are snapping out from the right side of your bunker, face more to the right so that you will be doing a slight lean forward and can avoid awkwardly leaning to the side (this may vary, depending on the comfort and the experience of the player) also, when switching to the opposite side of your bunker, you should also consider switching your gun to the other hand.

"We have done a slight shift in strategic positioning following the market turmoil," said David Emanuel, a company spokesman.

Only in Germany did a slight majority express confidence that Mr. Bush would do the right thing in world affairs -- 51percentt compared with 46percentt who disagreed.

That action bolstered his popularity, as did a slight upturn in the economy due to rising prices for oil, Russia's most important export (industrial output continued to contract).

The URL-shortening service Bit.ly did a slight reworking of its main site today as well.

I'm going to do a slight variation on this and use one of those 3M Command Hooks.