He knew the slanting path she always came in by.

Under the slanting light, Carson was a place where nothing could ever go wrong.

Or was it merely the slanting sun in his eyes?

The only light came through narrow slanting windows high in the wall.

He returned to the window to view the slanting rain.

A minute later they were out in the slanting sunlight.

Away over at the edge of the slanting ground, there was much smoke.

He glanced up at the slanting sun, there was an hour of light left.

The floor shifted under him, and he recognized the feel of a slanting fall.

At last I lay on a slanting surface in a wan light.

Far, even for my hawk's eyes, in the slanting light of afternoon.

They could see the slanting roofs of the castle, different from before.

Then he turned and climbed up the slanting ladder to the control room.

The school tie is dark blue with white slanting stripes.

He moved out into the slanting sunlight on the commons.

The slanting ceiling was so low he had to squat.

The slanting board, which had been glowing amber, went dark again.

But there was a slanting cellar door set in the concrete.

But there was no fire from the slanting pencil of the scout.

The woman with the slanting cheekbones was staring at him.

It was a much smaller room with a strange slanting ceiling.

Dawn went first, and stood on the slanting wall, which was about right for her orientation.

Her eyes were a dark brown, and over one was the slanting red scar of a birth mark.

Then he arose and continued on up the slanting ridge.

Will and I followed the dirt path into the slanting trees.

What I'm looking for is a different slant, something more personal.

I want to run in the middle so I'm not running on a slant.

Only a longer view down the great slant of green to my left.

Come on, he thought and looked down into the dark water at the slant of the line.

But the real interest of it to me is the political slant.

I think he's got a good idea here but if he takes that slant to his story you could do rather well.

She looks at him from the slant of her eye.

But it's just as easy to put another slant on it.

Slant paid them no further attention; he wanted only to get away.

He walked at a slant, his left side to the higher ground.

Much of her film work has a heavy political slant.

I got sort of a slant at her when she opened the door.

Everyone has their own slant, and we have a real sense of neighborhood.

Her eyes had come back to me, and mine were at a slant to meet them.

This time Slant was more nearly ready, and kept hold of the gun.

He could look at things from a slant and see what others missed.

"Have you ever had anything to do with someone who's got a good technical slant?"

He and I took turns asking questions, each coming from his own private slant.

Otherwise, the story did not take a particular slant on the issue.

When the kids filled the room for first period, though, they gave it a different slant.

But at least they were novel slants on the play.

Faith walked back through the slant of light to read his list.

Nobody else was trying that; it might get him a new slant.

I've come here to handle this case from the inside, to get a slant on what may be wrong.

Now, too, it was easier to see the slant of the line.

She slanted a look his way every now and then.

A light slanted in from the living room through the half open door.

The light came slanting from the west, and was very clear.

The two slanted toward each other and would provide some protection.

The first thing he saw was the light, slanting through a window.

The light slanted in the window from a wrong direction.

I stopped moving forward and slanted down toward the earth.

She slanted a glance at the side of his face.

The only difference is that its front and back are straight, not slanted.

It slanted just a bit, but not enough for most people to notice.

She slanted her body toward him and met his gaze.

She slanted him a look as he led her to the elevator.

Then he began to slant down, his flock following him.

The light from the kitchen windows slanted across half her face.

In this case, their opinions can be slanted to one side.

Never telling the truth and slanting the story the way you want it to be read.

The problems start when we read that history and forget how it is slanted.

The afternoon sun slanted in at my window and made the room hot.

"The floor on which we stand is slanted 1 away from the shore."

Then the window frame slanted and the man had his head in the room.

When she turned to reach for the coffee, her head slanted in a certain way.

But there was still a chance to slant it down to the lake.

Further down, light slanted out of rooms here and there, on either side.

The two cases, heard and decided together, were slanted along slightly different lines.

Several of the men slanted sly looks at one another.