My elation faded slightly, however, when I realised the consequences of this milestone.
"On big IT projects for us, suppliers tend to find the world is slightly larger than they realised.
There was an endless pleasure in reading his new books so you could show off which gags you'd understood with everyone at school - and then feel slightly ashamed when you realised you hadn't got the ones about sex.
But once I showed them each the grainy, slightly disturbing evidence, they realised that I had, indeed, done the impossible.
It is hard today, now that Toscanini's reputation is slightly eclipsed, to realise just how pre-eminent he was considered to be during his lifetime.
Years later, my mom would admit that she was slightly horrified to realise she'd taken her two young daughters to a movie that she thought was about dancing, but was really about class, feminism, sex, rape and abortion.
The point in the novel, towards the end, when things seem to start really happen, seems slightly staged; like the author realised it was beginning to drag and so just kicked in her ending without it quite fitting yet.
At the Ginger Pig's North Yorkshire farm the other day, I had a revelation: eating one of their fresh baked pork pies I realised that, when slightly warm, the flavour is magnified tenfold.
"The Scottish clubs were slightly stronger last year when they realised they couldn't compete.
Did anyone else find it slightly sad realising that the reason Pelé will be the guest at Anfield on Sunday is because he is here, to quote the PR people with their obsession for capital letters, as a Global Brand Ambassador for Subway, which apparently is the Official Training Food Partner of Liverpool FC?
