Sentence examples for slightly hold from inspiring English sources

Rain or sleet during the afternoon could slightly hold down accumulations, but the biggest determining factor as to whether we get major snows buildup will be the precipitation that falls after 4pm.

So we have to slightly hold our breath that everything will be fine during the long holiday the horse is about to enjoy, ahead of the next campaign which trainer Mark Bradstock and family are already mapping out.

Keeping your knees bent slightly, hold your suitcase out in front of your body.

On the whole, though, the deliberateness works, as all the characters are slightly holding their breath.

As always, he bent forward slightly, holding the mike, urgent with the need to communicate.

Both players said they were slightly held back by their injuries, but each said he expected to play Sunday.

DaimlerChrysler said yesterday that it still expected 2004 profit to rise slightly, held back by losses at its Mitsubishi Motors affiliate and the cost of introducing new models.

Now, to wear your coat properly you have to do the opposite of shoulder robing and zip up your parka only halfway and then peel the top half off your shoulders but somehow hold them in place, perhaps by slightly holding your arms outwards.

Notts were slightly held up in the afternoon by Wells and Ben Brown (37), who put on 41 for the sixth wicket.

The fact that they were actually in love must have helped - this year I feel he is slightly holding back.

Mary says that her impostor feelings "maybe slightly held me back, particularly in terms of getting things written up and submitted.