Slantwise [adverb]

She glanced at him; slantwise, yet the look made his heart ache.

The feel of gravity pulling them slantwise and downward was purest nightmare.

As it was, it caught him slantwise on the back and sent him staggering across the room.

I had the south window, kind of slantwise facing the road, and about twenty foot from it, where it passed the store.

But what is there to prevent those doors to be fitted so as to move upwards, or horizontally, or slantwise?

Andy turned his eyes, but not his head—which was a way he had—and regarded Pink slantwise for at least ten seconds.

Davies nursed our walnut-shell tenderly over their crests, edging her slantwise across their course.

Was it the hair, in whose bronzen waves a slantwise ray of sunlight ignited little glints of red-gold?

The light of the moon streamed in slantwise upon us as we sat round the bay-window.

There also is the sea, flowing in slantwise ripples towards the land, so that he loses all sense of east or west.