Sentence examples for slightly wild from inspiring English sources

The crowd goes slightly wild.

It remains slightly mysterious and slightly wild.

For Pato it has been a slightly wild eight year retreat.

She was slightly wild then, no question; she was quite sex and drugs and rock'n'roll.

Horace Armistead's backdrop suggests a slightly wild but elegant garden, a traditional storybook setting.

The taste was ineffably strange, slightly wild and dill-like; fenugreek possibly.

Slightly wild-eyed, with my knuckles needing prising off my handlebars, I arrived in Scarborough.

During a break, an older woman, slightly wild-eyed, came over.

Very happy and slightly wild-eyed museum attendants hide behind corners here, pouncing on you with car facts every 300 yards or so.

A livery cabdriver, a slightly wild-looking character, had had one run-in with the police after another, some of them frightening.

But Judson's Romanesque architecture, warmly lighted by David Moodey, is a fine container for Ms. Fenley's ceaseless, stylized movement eddies, which conjure courtly dances by slightly wild-minded muses.