Sentence examples for slightly to keep from inspiring English sources

She recommended bending the knees, flexing the ankles and inching the shins forward slightly to keep the navel (and weight) above the feet.

Those agreeing they should go up slightly to keep inflation down outnumbered those who disagreed by 42 percentage-points.Another icon of conventional New Labour wisdom does not survive our poll.

It is heated slightly to keep the glass at the correct temperature for fiber formation.

Also, bend them back slightly to keep good balance.

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You will have to tilt your stick into the turn slightly to keep it balanced.

If you have one leg over your head and one leg behind it, it can be easier for you to shift your balance by moving one leg slightly down or the other leg slightly up to keep your body even.

Relax your body while you are gliding, keeping your weight slightly forward to keep your momentum.

In fact, I had to slightly fight to keep the servants, because their storylines kept being cut back.

RAAB: Maybe it's because I've read so little science fiction, but I found it a lot of work and slightly ridiculous to keep up with the differences between the Karhiders and the Orgota.

"You'd have to say we were slightly fortunate to keep a clean sheet.