Sentence examples for giving slender from inspiring English sources
The entire postcapillary venular network is surrounded by spidery pericytes, with stellate cell bodies giving slender cell projections (Fig. 1Biv and Diii-v).
The reference to this is that some believe that if you give Slender Man $20, he won't kill you.
The mask gives his slender face an inappropriately jaunty air, as if he were wearing a costume.
Still, the Knicks think Longley can guard the bigger, stronger centers that would give the slender Camby problems.
One expert in gasoline retailing said he did not understand how the program could work, given the slender margins on gasoline.
The device also gets rugged support from the same grade of alloy you'll find in the latest iPhone — good news given its slender frame.
Given those slender requirements, some have questioned the wisdom of encouraging amateurs with firearms, particularly non-hunters, to take on pythons in the wild.
With the latest public polls giving Mr. Murphy a slender lead, President Obama, who narrowly won the district, has lent his support through a written endorsement and an e-mail message urging his followers to help out.
The MDC has said it believes it was cheated of thousands of votes through poll-rigging and claimed Tsvangirai won 50.3% of the ballot, giving him a slender outright majority.
The Conservatives made gains in England and Wales and are forecast by the BBC to secure 331 seats in the Commons, giving them a slender majority.
Instead Wales saw themselves fall behind as Goramaru kicked his second penalty after Bradley Davies was penalised at a ruck, giving Japan a slender 6-3 leat at half-time.
