Sentence examples for slightly taking from inspiring English sources

Because, in the grand tradition of Hammer horror, Brits can't help ever so slightly taking the piss.

Turnbull lingered, ever so slightly, taking it all in, the line of soldiers, the military brass band that played a delightful version of the Australian national anthem.

During those unrefrigerated hours, the micro-organisms in the milk caused it to sour ever so slightly, taking on a nutty tanginess.

But the worst of these had nothing to do with an argument between the two of them, but rather when Nigel was sent to interview the Stereophonics: "They were slightly taking the piss out of my dad.

Ideye stands over the ball, lines up a shot, and plants the ball perfectly into the lap of that chap in row K. 8.07pm GMT 79 min: Sunday Mba has a wild shot from distance, slightly taking the sheen off his brilliant goal.

The Australian and New Zealand questionnaires differ slightly, taking into account geographical locations and Indigenous status.

Mr. Bush looked slightly taken aback.

I'm slightly taken aback.

We are all slightly taken aback.

He seems only slightly taken aback.

He looks slightly taken aback by the question.