Sentence examples for slightly to go from inspiring English sources

"It was like my father," she said, her voice shaking slightly, "to go out of his way to help someone.

After oil prices shed 5% on Tuesday, Brent crude fell further on Wednesday to $47.57 a barrel, before recovering slightly to go back above $48.

This time I'm more than slightly tempted to go along with it.

Everyone is upset about it and United are slightly unlucky to go out, but it's dangerous play.

"It's considered slightly vulgar to go out looking for money in that kind of high-minded academic setting".

"You have to be slightly bonkers to go on a freighter," Andrew Neaums, an Anglican priest, one of my fellow-travellers, told me at dinner.

Adams had been slightly fortuitous to go ahead against Shirov in game 4 when the latter blundered the exchange: but had kept control very well throughout proceedings.

New businesses that were set up after 2012 have slightly longer to go through the auto-enrolment process, and staging dates are staggered from May 2017 through to February 2018, depending on when they were set up.

Abu Muhadjar also denies they will be a threat: "That's slightly surreal to go back to UK and start a jihad there.

If the Magpies were slightly lucky to go in level at half-time, they threatened after the break as Cisse burst into space and confidently chipped past goalkeeper Artur, only to find the post again.

But it is a slightly odd way to go about building a team.