Sentence examples for slight cases from inspiring English sources

Here's what he had to say … "Seven players have somehow come down with slight cases of the flu.

Slight cases of rhabdomyolysis might exist that are subclinical, but still show up elevations of serum creatine kinase (CK).

In Dec. 1932, he entertained 4,000 at "A Slight Case Of Murder".

But the pressure was on, and he had a slight case of butterflies.

Last August her cold developed into a slight case of bronchitis.

Piazza had a slight case of whiplash but said he would probably be able to play on Saturday.

"It's a slight case of overzealousness by the media," said Steve Hirdt, one of the keepers of statistics at the Elias Sports Bureau.

Meacher lost and Watkins, who had spent three days in the witness box, wrote a book: A Slight Case of Libel (1990).

This will not be simple, in A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER (1938), one of the great gangster spoofs, based on Damon Runyon and Howard Lindsay's play.

Ndibe spices up the colonial-encounter motif by giving us Mr Stanton – a depressive with serious anger issues and a slight case of mental instability.

Gary Roberts did practice yesterday; he had missed the last two games with a slight case of pneumonia and he will be a game-time decision as well.