Sentence examples for making slightly from inspiring English sources

Instead, they're only making slightly over a penny on every dollar in revenue.

Apart from the Holte End making slightly more noise than usual almost nothing of note took place before the interval.

Song that attempts to assert Blunt's love of music by making slightly clanging references to classic rock: check.

In 2009 and 2010 you could occasionally criticise him for making slightly ill-judged moves and hence having accidents.

On recent nights, people at most tables were excitedly passing their plates around, making slightly self-conscious pronouncements on each dish.

And even some species making slightly better progress, like the slow-growing Atlantic halibut, could take decades to rebuild, he said.

You write a book of poems, and you make slightly more than zero dollars.

He would make slightly more than Tyson Chandler, the reigning defensive player of the year.

He has been made slightly freer to choose by the Manchester conference.

The Ford Motor Company made slightly more than five million Model A's from 1928 through 1931.

("Dogma," which grossed $30.6 million, currently holds that honor; "Clerks" made slightly more than $3 million in 1994).