Sentence examples for slightly fractured from inspiring English sources

Kehl will play away to Real Madrid with a face mask to protect his slightly fractured nose.

"I prefer to leave in the peak," he said in a recent interview, still under the weather but warming to his subject in buoyant, slightly fractured English.

Then, I joined a tour (free with my card) led by a guide who kept apologizing for his perfectly understandable but slightly fractured English -- which is how I got to see the exquisite, amorphously shaped auditorium and the upstairs lobby with sveltely minimalistic furnishings by Aalto.

On Sunday afternoon at Madison Square Garden, Kennedy (26-2) will face Lincoln (26-2) for the boys A division championship, and the big question for the Knights is the health of guard Willie Shaw, who has a slightly fractured forearm.

The upshot of having a slightly fractured family is that my first child has a very strong bond with me.

Sometimes the emailer's slightly fractured use of English is the very thing that gives the faker away; but sometimes it actually encourages patience in the academics.

Sometimes we see action through the eyes and voice of an omniscient narrator hovering over the border between the U.S. and Mexico, but most of the time we see action, and feel introspection, through the heart and mind of Conner Burke, the book's dark, moody, more-than-slightly fractured hero.

11 Dermoscopy of active lesions of tinea capitis reveals comma hairs, which are slightly curved, fractured hair shafts.

This might be related to a northern extension of the Botan-Miyako fracture zone, a slightly smaller fracture zone almost parallel to the LOFZ (Fig. 1).

Fluoridation has little effect on risk of bone fracture (broken bones); it may result in slightly lower fracture risk than either excessively high levels of fluoridation or no fluoridation.

Drilling companies have figured out how to drill wells with fewer toxic chemicals, enclose wastewater so it canIn the US, legislators are considering a baseline set of rules with higher standards which would make fracturing slightly more expensive than the industry has wanted, but also offer an opportunity for consistency, predictability, and the streamlining of operations.