Sentence examples for you slightly get from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand, that's where the magic happens, when you slightly get the feeling that things are out of control".

'If we would raise that cap slightly, you get enough additional revenue into the system that it makes the program sound for another 75 years without tinkering with the age of retirement or the size of the benefit,' she said".

Now, most carriers offer special international plans: you pay more a month, you get slightly lower roaming rates.

Some boys hate it when you touch him and when you get slightly closer.

"You do get slightly institutionalised here," he said.

However: If you're willing to bet on Romney, you can get slightly better than 2 1 at Betfair.

You get this spiritual guff — the idea that if you just get slightly more expensive furniture you'll be more fulfilled as a person.

"I think with migrants," he continues, pausing slightly, "you can get what I would call racist sentiments developing, even among blacks and Asians".

But it's still a trade-off: you'll get slightly lower mpg for the convenience.

Launch titles (there are 40 total) include Darksiders II, the Arkham series of Batman games, Dirt 3 and more, so you won't get the most current splashy AAA releases, but you will get slightly older games that are still, nonetheless, graphically impressive.

You might get slightly less profit than renting it out yourself, but it may be enough to live anywhere in the world you want.