Sentence examples for the next slightly from inspiring English sources

Once these are all sold, demand flows into the next, slightly more expensive, bucket of seats.

It means to take the next, slightly scary, slightly outrageous, next step.

Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a well-made cotton drill sweat top as much as the next slightly overweight, amply-arsed man, but there is a time and a place for such frivolity.

These images will help gauge better the comet's exact position on the sky so that the next, slightly smaller burn, planned for 4 June, can be executed properly.

I was sold and the next Thursday, slightly shy, still sceptical, I turned up to my first regular club run.

In a conversation with The New Yorker's Dorothy Wickenden, Gladwell explains why the social dynamics of school shootings are comparable to those of a riot, where every act of violence makes the next one slightly more likely.

But if Vladimir Putin really was the next Hitler, slightly less anemic sanctions wouldn't stop him.

The time between one perigee and the next is slightly longer than the sidereal month and known as the anomalistic month.

Sew the next button slightly higher than the first button.

On the next line, slightly to the left of the row of dashes, type in two 8's.

"I'm hoping you and I will both emerge from the next nine chapters slightly different and slightly better," Brooks writes, slightly modestly.