Sentence examples for slant from from inspiring English sources

Rice caught a 21-yard slant from Rick Mirer 1 20 before halftime.

Below, questions with an American slant from "The World's Most Difficult Quiz," an anthology just published by Liverpool University Press.

A mere second later, Reggie Wayne, running a slant from the left side, had the ball in his hands.

"You learn to write songs when you're a teenager, or when you're in your twenties, so you have a particular slant from those experiences," he muses.

– Whistler fetched up in Paris in the mid 1850s and developed a way of seeing that put him at a slant from his British contemporaries.

Yes, it is a mouthpiece for conservative views, but this provides a real alternative to the unrelenting liberal/Democratic slant from the likes of ABC, NBC and CBS, not to mention the taxpayer-subsidised PBS.

There were spring collections with heavy camouflage slants from Comme des Garçons, Kenzo and Valentino.

In the past, some states, districts could dissent and use books with different slants from the one in fashion.

All of this is a little slanted from our perspective -- people don't contact us when they want to walk across hot coals.

As the thicket of lines takes shape, it resembles the shadow of a man, head, torso and legs ending in a narrow point, as if the light were slanting from an angle.

In the final minute of the first half on Sunday, Amani Toomer started from the Eagles' 25-yard line, slanting from the line of scrimmage toward the center of the Philadelphia defense.