Sentence examples for slightly you from inspiring English sources

When the salt water has cooled slightly (you want it to be as hot as possible without burning your skin), dip a clean cotton pad into the cup.

When the marinade has cooled slightly (you don't want it to cook the meat) pour it over the beef and let it sit in the refrigerator for about three days, turning it once a day to make sure the meat is equally submerged.

By experimenting — by varying the ingredient amounts and changing the process slightly — you can make a variety of beers.

That later became 13 episodes before we'd ever shot a foot, and so it was slightly, you know, kismet.

"I think with migrants," he continues, pausing slightly, "you can get what I would call racist sentiments developing, even among blacks and Asians".

Remove and set aside to cool slightly; you want to serve the custard warm, and it doesn't benefit from sitting around for too long.

Let the rock bounce back toward you slightly after you pound it down.

Note that the pointed grips may "bite" or pinch into you slightly as you work.

Place your foam roller slightly behind you while you stand on your mat.

this allows to bottom guard to move slightly when you move you hand.

A: You do slightly, and you're able to do that through the app.