Sentence examples for slightly senior from inspiring English sources

In that final, Post-Minimal gallery, the Swiss artists Peter Fischli and David Weiss's ecstatic chain-reaction masterpiece, "The Way Things Go" of 1987, is projected near two monitors showing 18 very short films by Roman Signer, a slightly senior Swiss artist, mostly from between 1975 and 1985, many of which present isolated, unchained reactions, often involving sand.

Slightly senior colleagues can probably provide even more.

If I had problems with a calculation, my officemates, who were slightly senior to me, were always ready to take the time to show me how to do it.

CNBC previously reported that Facebook Watch plans to amass more vintage series in an effort to attract older millennials and slightly more senior audiences.

On the subject of action, two slightly more senior titles are doing the business.

One afternoon she thrusts herself into the arms of Harry Lars Ekborgg), a shy young stranger slightly her senior.

But it's the lesser-known, slightly weirder Senior Bowl that serves as the unofficial start to the lengthy player evaluation process, which culminates each spring with the league's seven-round draft.

As you might expect, the scheme is unashamedly hi-tech in a Gallic way that first-timers – or at least, slightly more senior first-timers – may initially find daunting.

Home Depot said its first-quarter profit would meet the 26 cents a share estimated by Wall Street; sales at stores open at least a year will be unchanged or drop slightly, Carol Tome, senior vice president for finance, said in a conference call.

And that has continued over the 35 years of our friendship: he always seems slightly like a senior prefect to me.

At Old Trafford in his first season he stood in the tunnel and shook every Manchester United player's hand as they ran out, congratulating these slightly bemused-looking senior pros on the basic achievement of getting to play in his presence.