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.
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.
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).
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).
Parkinson's, a devastating neurological disease that develops gradually and often starts with a very slight tremor in one hand, is notoriously hard to diagnose as there are currently no blood tests that can help doctors test for the disease.
In August the Washington Post ran an article entitled, "Celebrities Get Nasty Over Gaza and Israel," which began, "Your average celebrity feud starts with a personal slight that escalates into a hashtag-laden Twitter battle and culminates with a late-night talk show appearance.
"The anticipation, the slight trepidation, deliciously heightened when…It Started With a Draw.
