Rain is slashing slantwise, mixing with spray from waves smashing into jetty walls. |
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She settled herself onto the couch, slantwise, half reclining, supported by plush cushions, and kicked off her shoes. |
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She smiles, perhaps, but the light touches her slantwise, so I can't be sure. |
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He looked at his dad slantwise, and was satisfied when his father snorted amusedly and waved him on. |
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The child dashed across the macadam while the rain cut slantwise through the air. |
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The gravestone stood slantwise, most of Aaron's side broken off and lying face down in leaf mulch. |
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His voice still carries the slantwise intonations of working-class south Brooklyn. |
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At Jenner, where the Russian River makes its slantwise junction with the ocean, I stopped at the inn. |
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Though he doesn't experience the catastrophe, his story is at the heart of the book, and this is typical of Mandel's roving, slantwise focus. |
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All at once the sun was through, a round of dulled silver, racing slantwise through the clouds yet always staying in the same place. |
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But the spire has been surpassed, for height and force, by a structure that soars slantwise some 400 metres into the air, and prods the clouds like an accusing finger. |
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If sound propagates from sources on the bottom of a valley to elevated dwellings on a side slope or plateau, the sound waves propagate slantwise through the atmosphere and not along the ground. |
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This interactive perspective projects relations in a relational space, setting them slantwise, so they can be identified, and one might say, playable. |
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The choice of ultra-feminine and precious fabrics, the brilliance and exuberance of abstract or naive prints, daring joy and cheerfulness of colors, the rigour and precision of slantwise cuts, touches one in the least. |
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Now her fingers began to unbutton the ivory studs that ran slantwise across the chest of his kurta. |
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In the natural position a cow has her back slightly slantwise. |
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