Sentence examples for stick slightly from inspiring English sources

Roll each piece into a stick slightly thicker than a pen.

Hold the stick slightly forward.

You will also need to pull back on the appropriate control stick slightly to pull the plane through the turn.

Beginners only need to worry about taking a wrist shot: Start with the puck on the heel of your stick, and your stick slightly behind you and extended from your body.

Get a stick at least a little over a foot long, a flint arrowhead, a leather string and a knife or something sharp and split the tip of the stick slightly to fit the arrowhead in.

Clusters of fashionable young people breathe it in through slim tubes stuck slightly up their noses.

If his finger stuck slightly Dylan imagined he'd followed Mingus by minutes to the spot, barely missed catching him in the act.

Still USA 1 Costa Rica 0 2.41am GMT 28 mins Costa Rica attacking now and the US get the benefit of the ball sticking slightly in the snow.

Peloquin sketched a head-on view of a car with a window disappearing into a door; he added a tire that stuck slightly outside both.

RICOTTA TART Adapted from Pepolino Time: 2 1/2 hours plus cooling 1 3/4 cups sugar 11 ounces (2 3/4 sticks) slightly softened unsalted butter, in pieces 2 egg yolks 4 cups cake flour, approximately 2 1/2 pounds ricotta cheese 5 eggs, lightly beaten 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 cups heavy cream Confectioners' sugar.

It is not glued to the wood, but may be stuck slightly.