Sentence examples for slight move from inspiring English sources

McCarty slipped a cross-ice pass to Murphy, who made a slight move to his backhand and nudged the puck past goalie Ed Belfour's stick.

"The whole thing could be over in 24 hours; at other times it could take months to see a slight move in the population," he said.

"Self Made Vol. 2," the label's second compilation, is a slight move away from the maximalism that Mr. Ross has perfected and that has successfully trickled down, in different ways, to protégés like Meek Mill and Gunplay.

In the mean time, Officer McMellon said he shouted, "What are you doing?" A slight move here, the appearance of a black object there, and Mr. Diallo was dead, struck by 19 of 41 bullets fired.

So when Mandelson and the Blairites suggest any slight move leftwards from New Labour would be fatal, consider how oddly disorientated and distorted their position on the spectrum became.

The slight move downward comes two weeks after Iranian soldiers seized the 15 British naval personnel for allegedly crossing over into Iranian territory.

Trading was light, continuing the week's trend of slight moves and anemic volume.

The euro's fall and the effect of any widening of Europe's debt woes are likely, in the short term, to have a larger impact on the Chinese economy than the renminbi's slight moves, many economists believe.

Republicans reflexively condemned the governor's ever-so-slight move as "overreach" that will slow economic growth.

But make the slightest move, and they all have to be reconstructed.

Teachers' unions have been resistant to even the slightest move away from the current tenure arrangement.