Sentence examples for slightly near from inspiring English sources

Gary Ridgway was known as the Green River Killer because he buried his victims, only slightly, near the river of that name in Washington State.

The camera zooms in slightly near the end of the spot, as Mr. Obama begins talking about ending the war in Iraq and meeting "tough challenges" as Americans.

To fit the particle velocity profile, the spout must contract slightly near the inlet to the bed and then expand to the average spout diameter.

In the case of SOF2 adsorption configuration as depicted in Fig. 7c, although the DOS increases slightly near the Fermi level, it fails to contribute to the remarkable change for conductivity.

Simeone's men led the table from the end of March and, although they faltered slightly near the end with a defeat at Levante and a home draw against Malaga, they knew a point would suffice in their final-day fixture at Barca's Nou Camp.

Sometimes the phone would scroll backwards when I passed my hand slightly near the screen.

(Can someone cast her as Eliza Doolittle, pronto?) For even the slightly near-sighted, discerning the actors' faces is like trying to find Venus without a telescope.

At 9.16 the plane, banking slightly, neared its final destination.

We're certainly here now; we've even dragged a couple more teams slightly nearer to us as well, "So it put more than just four teams, it's probably more like six or seven now, in the fight at the bottom there.

As Europa comes slightly nearer to Jupiter, Jupiter's gravitational attraction increases, causing Europa to elongate towards and away from it.

The dollar was trading at 89.44 yen, weakening slightly from near 89.95 in late Asian trading Thursday.