Sentence examples for that slant from inspiring English sources

But the reality is Americans grow up in communities that slant one way or another politically.

Then it's just houses snugged into leafy lots that slant down to the lakes.

It happened that "slant" was also a musical term for a type of guitar chord.

He has a closetful of suits by Thom Browne and Lanvin that don't have shoulders that slant like a roof.

This tradition has its present life counterpart in the crossover artists that slant their material for white consumption".

Yet Bar Harbor still manages to keep much of its character, with streets that slant down to the water, spotted with the big houses that remain.

The defining visual element is a roof that slants down toward the rear.

He pointed to a concrete embankment that slanted up to just under the roadway.

In fishtails and donuts, the silver cursive that slanted off tyres.

Because more of these narrow letters that slanted to the right could be fit on a page, the new pocket-sized books could be set in fewer pages.

I use newspapers to point out to my students examples of good reporting and reporting that slants a story in obvious as well as subtle ways.