This was the same Beryl who noticed, unsparingly, the spray of dead leaves used to decorate a Camden flat, the "sweet smell of decaying apples" from a dirty tablecloth, the slight slide of a body on a stretcher, or the way one heroine "pulled down the foot of her black stocking to cover her naked toe".
At the slightest hint of sliding down the slippery slope of debt, Kilpatrick, a creditor's attorney based in Aubrn Hills, Mich., suggests bringing in an accountant and an attorney.
Palace could rage in the belief Christian Benteke had been on the tumble well before his left foot made slight contact with a sliding Damien Delaney's right knee.
While most other commodities and precious metals were up, gold was under some slight pressure for once, sliding by 10 cents to $1,064.90 an ounce on the Nymex.
But if you know how to look, listen and imagine, the slightest movement of the foot sliding just so on the floor, or the slightest lifting of the head just so, making the mask seem to smile or frown depending on the angle and the way it catches the light, can magically create an allusion more powerful than the real thing.
He needed only a few slight wiggles to slide up the middle of the field untouched for his second score on a kickoff return this season.
Nurses fashion belts out of surgical gloves and pieces of rope to keep patients' pants from sliding off their slight frames.
The sliding also permits slight medial displacement of the shaft in relationship to the proximal fragment.
In the case when hydroxyl groups' ratio is 5%/10%, the carbon nanotube slides about 500 ps with slight rolling and then keeps sliding.
