Sentence examples for go to slightly from inspiring English sources

The bonuses, which total $14.2 million and will go to slightly more than half the 160 high-poverty schools the city deemed eligible, are part of Mr. Klein's efforts to boost pay-for-performance programs in the city's schools.

Gove told the BBC's Politics Show: "At the moment we're consulting on how the people premium, which is the additional money, the additional £2.5bn that we've made available for the poorest students, will be allocated, and it depends precisely on whether or not we allow the people premium to go to slightly more children, or we target it very narrowly on the very poorest.

Their sister restaurant Due South is right down on the beach and worth going to slightly outside lunchtime hours to get a table overlooking the sea.

We'll have live coverage of it all here as it happens, although I'm going to level with you now and say it's going to slightly tricky.

And he certainly didn't, he insists, sit down and think, "right, I'm going to slightly up the literary qualities, because I think as soon as you start thinking about that, it's a disaster".

The final diameter of the disc was six feet although the housing goes to slightly over six feet.

"That's like, enough people assume that I sleep with men, so I'm just going to slightly confirm the fact that I've sucked a dick or two".

On one occasion when it happened it was difficult to get it accurately because my finger went to slightly the wrong place on the scale.' ID14 (male in his forties) The utility of the text-based system was also raised.

Off we go to a slightly repetitive, but still pleasant enough Scorecard... Sketch of the Night.

Go to a slightly bigger hill, and keep on finding bigger and better hills once you get used the smaller ones.

The rest, I suppose, go to Crazy Al's Slightly Irregular Windshield Warehouse.