Wondering how to use Slant in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as angle or pitch.
Slant in a sentence
Related words
Slant meaning
- A slope; an incline, inclination.
- A sloped surface or line.
- A run: a heading driven diagonally between the dip and strike of a coal seam.
Example sentences (20)
It also holds On-a-Slant Village, a partially rebuilt earthlodge village that was once a home to the Mandan tribe.
The slant of visible convections near the ground can be used to estimate crosswinds, and correct the point of aim.
The high quality global news programme with a Scottish slant should be the “template” for more broadcasting, he said.
A new slant of light signals the changing season even in this humid heat, and the ruby-throated hummingbirds know it.
The headline is where all the juicy slant, lies, BS and TP are, like a big juicy turd in the middle of the road.
The slant forces the incoming water toward a series of wells with suction pumps, which can remove the runoff.
SLANT was one of six businesses to win a total of £69,000 in funding at a Runway pitching event this week.
They were specifically looking for people who would provide a more negative slant when discussing Omarosa,” the source said.
Commentators with an esoteric slant believe that the ultimate meaning of the Quran is known only to God.
I also point to a play against GCC where we completed a slant, and Colton (Gent) took it to the house.
The place to go on this play was D.J. Moore running a deep slant on the right side, but Williams never looked in that direction.
Personal events over the next few days could give you a completely different slant on a private issue.
The World Health Organization adopted the Chinese government’s slant on coronavirus, declaring on Jan.
A couple of quick slant passes moved them into a fresh set of downs, but they abandoned that method and the drive went backwards.
It combines all of the action one might expect from while adding a more realistic slant where ammo counts and bullets are lethal.
The political left has done very well in reaching the younger audience with their left, progressive slant on news and editorials.
It was inexpensive, but with its slant-six engine (or V8), the Demon couldn't achieve the fuel economy of the four-cylinder Colt.
Courtland Sutton had a day - a TD catch on a slant route and a TD in three of the four games played.
This is especially true where shafts of light slant through the trees giving a stained glass effect.
It has what Toyota calls "slant-squish: combustion chambers and an intelligent variable valve timing system to stabilize combustion.
Common combinations with slant
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the slant 9×
- on slant 7×
- slant to 6×
- slant of 6×
- slant on 6×
- political slant 5×
- slant and 4×
- quick slant 3×
- slant route 3×
- at slant 3×
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