As with wheat, yields seem to slightly catch-up, during the 1990s.
When securing strike plates, angle the screws back slightly to catch the frame.
Push the stick up slightly to catch the hair of the middle coils.
For every great promotion that hits the mark on timing, relevance, call to action, etc., taking a moment to anticipate what the public will expect and twisting it ever so slightly will catch their eye, make them remember it and compel them to share the experience with others.
A good ball from Stokes that tempted the batsman, nipped back slightly and caught the edge.
On the way to the stairs, I turned slightly and caught another glimpse of him: crewcut, dark polyester slacks.
But at the last moment the ball turned slightly and caught the right edge of the cup.
In one particularly dark corner, the tesserae are not only tilted downward but are also turned slightly sideways to catch the light from a nearby window.
I feel myself shrink inside, feel myself more and more convinced that I'm fighting for my right to party in my own way, i.e. by spending most of the set looking at my phone, sometimes nodding my head very slightly until I catch myself doing it, wondering when it's socially acceptable to secrete myself away from my mates to get another drink.
Luck of the Sea enchantments make it slightly less likely that you will catch junk and slightly more likely that you will catch treasure, while Lure enchantments make fish bite more quickly.
Boesch has a way of stepping outside "classical" style without committing anachronisms: there's a touch of crooning in "Der Lindenbaum," and a slightly jazzy catch in the voice during the slow, eerie buildup of "Auf dem Flusse," when the wanderer serenades a frozen brook.
