Sentence examples for drive slightly from inspiring English sources

More remarkable than all of that, though, was the reaction of Leonard, a recovering perfectionist who had hit the drive slightly off his intended line.

With front-wheel drive it is slightly faster and more frugal, with four-wheel drive slightly more agile; but both versions steer accurately, cope quite well with bumps, and stay level in corners.

But that raises an obvious question: If wealthy taxpayers would be happier to drive slightly less expensive vehicles on better roads, why are so many of them vehemently opposed to the higher taxes needed for improved infrastructure?

Along the roads – expansive cul-de-sacs and closes rather than Stanley's old, tight grid – people drive slightly faster than elsewhere in the islands, as if they know they are in a boom town.

8.23pm GMT 32nd over: West Indies 139-6 (Ramdin 34, Sammy 7) Sammy gets on the front foot to Bopara and forces a drive slightly awkwardly through the covers for four.

Subaru couldn't build enough of its Aussie-theme wagons with all-wheel drive, slightly raised suspensions, S.U.V.-style lower-body cladding, integrated fog lamps and raised roofs with integrated racks.

The Taylors typically share driving duties, but on this trip Mr. Taylor drove slightly more, he said, while his wife monitored social media from the front passenger seat.

To achieve approximately constant amplitude during modulation, the higher-Q signal is driven slightly off resonance.

When the system is driven slightly out of equilibrium, the oscillations are transformed into a limit cycle, as expressed in terms of power spectrum narrowing.

But in the meantime, us stuck listening to the messages over and over and over again are being driven slightly crazy.

With 9 29 left in the first half, Fowles stole the ball from Bronson Rodgers and drove slightly more than half of the court before dunking from the right side.