Sentence examples for place it slightly from inspiring English sources

If Alabama were a country, its rate of 8.7 infant deaths per 1,000 would place it slightly behind Lebanon in the world rankings.

There is also a "mezzanine" designed to hold office items or carry your monitor to place it slightly above eye level.

Then, create a brush with the same length, width, and height as the reference arch and place it slightly above the reference.

Writing a short story last year – which was ultimately abandoned because he was dissatisfied with it – made Cole realise that the best way for him to get at an issue is by placing it slightly off-centre.

Michael Lapidge dates his birth to around 900, while Wood places it slightly earlier, around 890.

Most press accounts placed it at about this point, although some placed it slightly earlier in the act.

Which, admittedly, places it slightly behind where the TV's at, chronologically, but since when has A Song of Ice and Fire's "order" stuck to such straight-line simplicity?

Raise the knife hand over the shoulder, placing it slightly behind the ear with the arm at the bent.

Lift your right arm and place it forward and slightly to the right, and hold it for 2 seconds, to make the movement more challenging.

Released with little fanfare last month, the title track is perhaps a little too much of the Lana Del Rey of old; while it sighs and groans luxuriantly in all the right places, it feels slightly like she's on autopilot.

Push it hard into place and turn it slightly like a doorknob to get it to stick in place.