Sentence examples for spread slightly from inspiring English sources

Place the rolls on the paper, pressing down on each one so they spread slightly.

The mixture will spread slightly, so make sure to leave some room between each macaroon.

Here goes: The person is a man, drawn with legs spread slightly apart (I sketched it with a ballpoint pen).

Cut shapes out of the dough, and arrange them on the tray, leaving a little space for them to spread slightly.

He got out a spiral-bound notebook and lay on the floor on his stomach, legs spread slightly and elbows propped up as he began to write.

The field spread slightly for the spinners, still staying within earshot, but charged with choking the run flow rather than snapping up catches.

Seed coat color is primarily under control of the Inhibitor locus, which has at least four classically defined genetic alleles [ 8], listed here from the most dominant to the least: I (largely colorless seeds) > i i (color restricted to hilum) > i k ("saddle;" color in hilum and spreading slightly beyond the hilum) > i (seeds completely black).

When Manuel took over last June, he spread his slightly calculated but still refreshing "gangsta" talk in the clubhouse.

Using your thumb, or a teaspoon, make a deep well in the centre of each flattened ball of dough – the cookies will flatten and spread out slightly as they cook, so don't be afraid to dig in.

"Its parts will be spread out slightly; there's no need for us to package it as we would a real engine," said Mr Bond.

The results show that voltage and magnetic field have great influences on efficiency, but the current and velocity spread do slightly, so reduce the requirements of electronic gun design.