Sentence examples for slight opening from inspiring English sources

Aid arrived from across the region on Friday, and may have even led to a slight opening in the diplomatic standoff between Turkey and Israel.

A slight opening night stickiness muted the impact of White's early choral scenes, in which different scenes happen simultaneously on stage, but this vanished as the evening progressed.

"I got a slight opening of insight into your enormous culture, and I think it's very precious and very impressive," he said, addressing Chinese journalists.

Already, amid the slight opening of Egyptian politics that predated the revolution of January 2011, a purge by conservative Brothers had ousted more modern-minded elements from the leadership.

Elizabeth Hanly Rice, without so much as a flicker of the eye, can let you feel Andrea's pleasure in recognizing a weakness in someone or a slight opening in an argument that she can exploit.

Now, as other Republicans are bracing for the blowback from some members of their own party, led by the anti-tax activist Grover Norquist, over the slight opening to new revenues, Mr. Cantor has made the strategic decision to stay away for now from endorsing — or deriding — the Republican offer.

Stojakovic was in perpetual motion, launching a jumper when given even the slightest opening.

Given the slightest opening, for example, they will quit a herd, striking out in small, enterprising bands for the high-desert plains — ungulate fugitives in a promised land of sagebrush and cactus — sometimes never to be seen again.

In the arcane mathematics of figure skating, Irina Slutskaya had to finish ahead of Kwan, who had to finish ahead of Sasha Cohen, with just enough flubs all around to give the girl from Great Neck the slightest opening.

Although some Republicans, like Rick Santorum and Alberto Gonzales, have denounced Mr. Obama's decision, others have had a more equivocal response — unusually so in an election year in which both parties have responded to the smallest gaffe or the slightest opening with jaded and hyperbolic critiques.

All analysed proxies support the existence of dense lime-dominated woodland during the forest optimum starting after climate moistening around 6800 BC, some 2200 years before the first signs of slight forest opening in the Late Neolithic.