Sentence examples for slender time from inspiring English sources

He has already flooded Italy with billboards featuring gauzy portraits of himself taken at a younger, more slender time.

A pretty comprehensive marketing carpet-bombing, particularly in these slender times.

In one sense there were differences, and not just that I was younger and slenderer first time round.

In Nagisa Oshima's "In the Realm of the Senses," from 1976 (screening March 16th at Japan Society), a handsome young man, Kichi (Tatsuya Fuji), and a slender part-time prostitute, Sada (Eiko Matsuda), drop out of life and make love, day after day, in brightly lit rooms.

However, de Waal ensured the visitors a slender half-time lead with the last kick of the opening period.

Ryan Lamb kicked Saints to a slender half-time lead with four penalties, Nick Evans landing three for Quins.

When Ben Mowen was penalised at the ensuing breakdown, Halfpenny's fourth penalty gave the Lions a slender half-time lead.

But it's pretty telling that Zuckerberg chose to expend some of his oh-so-slender speaking time to debunk something that really didn't merit the breath.

Bath's Tom Heathcote kicked two out of two before the break, while Nick Evans only managed one from three, to give the visitors a slender half-time lead.

Referee Wayne Barnes was stringent about rolling away from the tackle and his insistence allowed Heathcote to build a slender half-time lead, although Evans missed two shots at goal that would have put the hosts ahead.

Some of the debunking rang reassuringly true: nagging someone to lose weight doesn't work; walking an extra mile a day won't necessarily translate to a slender physique over time.