Sentence examples for start with a slight from inspiring English sources
We start with a slight cough in his shabby flat and follow him, in an ambulance, through several hospitals over nearly three hours, to dementia, incontinence and paralysis, until he's left cold, grey, naked and alone on a slab.
Republican officials in several states acknowledge that the Obama campaign may start with a slight advantage in early voting because Democrats have grown more accustomed to casting their ballots early.
Culture, "Two Sevens Clash" (1977) Because "eleven" comes from a Germanic word meaning "one left," we'll start with a slight left turn by offering up Culture's epochal reggae classic, which was based on a prophecy by Marcus Garvey that the world would fall into chaos on July 7 , 1977(or, more eerily, 7/7/77).
The anger started with a slight in October, at an anniversary celebration of the 1973 war with Israel.
Tropical cyclone Latham is a predictable weather event in Australian political circles: starts with a slight breeze, ends with trees and houses being flattened and innocents fleeing the scene.
Mr. Gilbert's reading was more conventionally Germanic, but he added poetic touches of his own, starting with a slight lingering on the first note in the work's opening figure.
It starts with a slight numbness of the mouth before turning into paralysis and inevitably death.
The intestine is usually a faintly preserved canal which starts with a slight constriction near the stomach (Figure 3A, C, E).
These seizures occurred when the animal was at rest or during slow wave sleep and always started with a slight movement of the head immediately followed by stereotyped sniffing associated with the first spikes in the hippocampus.
Younger women have a very low risk of stroke to start with, and a slight increase is still not much of a risk.
Charter entrepreneurs and so-called reformers could also start Harvord University Prep with a slight spelling alteration to avoid trademark infringement.
