Sentence examples for slightly still from inspiring English sources

"It was horrible to say goodbye," said Kathy, trying not to cry 40 years later, "because they're the ones who said hello to me!" Her voice rose slightly, still in disbelief, as well it might.

Broad run out 5; 18th over: England 123-8; target 171 Dwayne Bravo bowls his final over, and Broad, who's limping very so slightly, still can't find the boundary, but he does crack a decent drive to deep mid-off for one and essays another pull on the legside for two, well fielded by Russell.

U.S. Trade Gap Narrows Slightly; Still Third Highest.

Earlier headlines Consumer Sentiment Disappoints; U.S. Stocks Slip Jury Awards Honeywell $30M In Patent Case Judge Certifies Class Action Against DaimlerChrysler U.S. Producer Prices Slipped 0.3% In May U.S. Trade Gap Narrows Slightly; Still Third Highest HK To Sign Free Trade Pact With China By June's End E.U.

Front man Wayne Coyne only let the mellow tone of the evening calm down his stage presence slightly, still riling up the crowd as much as he could.

I could see that my Father's eyelids still twitched every so slightly, still registering some of the activity around him; his was a stoic constitution, resistant despite his intention.

Mr Clarke currently has slightly fewer still.

A measure of new orders improved slightly but still showed contraction.

(Ratings for a new episode shown this past Sunday were down slightly but still strong).

G.M. and Ford were up slightly, though still close to their lowest levels in decades.

Major retailing categories had modest sales increases, while others fell slightly but still showed improvement.