Sentence examples for ground slightly from inspiring English sources

The legs on either side move together, the hindleg striking the ground slightly before the foreleg.

Pulse them until they're finely ground, slightly greasy and starting to clump together.

NATO has about 16,500 troops on the ground, slightly fewer than it had during the riots in March 2004.

Each of the individual plans has fallen further behind since then except the pilots' plan, which gained ground slightly.

The party rose even as Mrs. Merkel's conservative bloc lost ground slightly with voters, pulling in just a third of the vote.

The cheetahs also hit the force plates differently from the greyhounds, their paws remaining on the ground slightly longer — an action that presumably allows the legs to absorb more of the forces generated by the pounding stride.

Atlanta's first batter, left fielder DeWayne Wise, rapped a grounder slightly to the left of Piazza.

Russian forces had been deployed almost to the border itself after the start of Kiev's "anti-terrorist operation" against pro-Russia rebels in late April, Felgenhauer and Lavrov said, but soon pulled back to the training grounds slightly further away.

A deadlift starts with the bar on the ground, feet slightly wider than shoulder width, knees bent slightly, back straight, head bent at a 45 degree angle, and hands gripping the bar outside of the knees.

At the Mannings' game, breaking onto the hallowed ground was slightly more difficult.

OCCASIONALLY, the ground shifts slightly when we work, but it's nothing.