Sentence examples for slightly going from inspiring English sources

Corbijn's extended cat and mouse game, by contrast, appears to be slightly going through the motions.

Should have more to offer with this season's champion jockey aboard, though new stable may be slightly going off the boil.

It was really odd to hear because I guess we were in this tiny little bubble, slightly going around the bend as usual, and they're saying things are different now — different from when "OK Computer" was out.

Most of their leaders are known only in their home towns or districts.Though foreigners are thought responsible for most of the suicide-bombs that periodically cause mayhem (some 83 have gone off since the fall of Saddam Hussein, at a rate that may be slightly going down), they do not dominate the insurgency.

Thirteen horses may not sound like much, but electric motors have very good torque, or pulling power, at low speeds, so that the hybrid will out-accelerate a conventional car going 0 to 30, according to Honda, and lag slightly going from 0 to 60.

If anything, he may have eased up slightly going up the supposedly demanding hill.

"I felt wonderful out there, then each throw just something slightly went wrong each time.

But it can't be Brad... and I'm afraid the Frieda thing slightly goes for Dev too.

The next morning at work, the thrill was slightly gone when Eric and Carl proclaimed them delicious, but noted that the cream had been absorbed by the cake.

I might have slightly gone the other way – my manager used to get very upset about me saying I'm in decline and all that.

It's just slightly gone down a little bit but not much at all".