Sentence examples for sitting slightly from inspiring English sources

The fact that we were sitting slightly apart was taken to mean that we weren't speaking.

"The average is sitting slightly above the recommended retail price of $14.

One was the driver, one Mr. Beresford, one the man in the light hat, sitting slightly ahead of Mr. Beresford.

In the last row, Mr. Bhuiyan was sitting slightly slumped in a navy pea coat and baseball cap.

As I was sitting, slightly more uncomfortably than usual, in my third-period economics class, a secretary walked in and handed my teacher a note.

It was a stylized routine, scored on niceties of execution — sitting slightly askew at a handler's side was enough to earn a deduction — but the dogs seemed deadly serious.

Crowds flocked to the Gymnasium to see Cleopatra and Antony seated on golden thrones on a silver platform with their children sitting on slightly lower thrones beside them.

Today, as anyone who travels knows well, you can pay fees ranging from forty dollars to three hundred dollars for things like boarding in a "fast lane," sitting in slightly better economy-class seats, bringing along the family dog, or sending an unaccompanied minor on a plane.

China, it seems, is the next great oil field, just sitting there, slightly undercover, for gadget makers to tap for untold riches.

As I was sitting there slightly bleary-eyed with my wife, I was soon transfixed by the croissant-making going on just on the other side of the wall, enjoying and relaxing to the rhythm of the process and slowly, but inexorably, starting to think about mathematics.

In Wizz Air's case, sitting in a slightly larger emergency-exit row would have cost me £8 ($13) for each flight.