Slow In A Sentence

• Progress was slow in any case.
• So that our going was slow and wearisome.
• The tongue slow and the eyes quick.
• Water rudders for steering at slow speed.
• The horses dropped into a slow walk.
• Then she smiled her slow smile and held out her hand.
• A slow old horse pulled it along.
• He had that slow and heavy philosophy that wears well.
• Sir William was not slow to act.
• Captain Warfield ordered with slow sharpness.
• Thorough Tuition from slow Biplanes to fast Monoplanes.
• Occasionally there is very slow transmission in these speedy days.
• The broadening of human thought is a slow and complex process.
• This fact I knew well, and was not slow to use my knowledge.
• Mrs. Stiles came walking across the floor, slow and lugubrious.
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• Gray was very slow and awkward over his unaccustomed work; but tea was at last got ready.
• Certain strains of ferrets cause rabbits to bolt rapidly, while others are slow and sluggish.
• He is very slow to believe my mission; he chides me bitterly if ever word be spoken anent it.
• The chief was slow and taciturn in answering, but at last burst forth in no uncertain language.
• His march was so slow that he did not cross the Oxus till two years afterwards.
• Rosamond Merton was silent for a long minute, and then she suddenly smiled her slow smile.
• He was slow of speech, with a nasal twang that reminded me of Dr. Horace Bushnell.
• In the lower stages of existence the extermination of evil has been the work of a slow and gradual process.
• In this slow progress they presently came upon a somewhat nondescript figure at work in a potato-patch.
• With me his relations grew less formal, for he was not slow to discover that we had one pleasant weakness in common.
• He was limping very rapidly, but when he came along the veranda and entered the room his gait was slow and dignified.
• Then had arisen, from neck to forehead, a slow and terrible flush that deepened to the end of the reading.
• In my life I have paralleled very closely the slow realisations that are going on in the world about me.
• To be very ill is not pleasant; but the slow process of getting back strength is often less pleasant still.
• As he was making his way back from the last adventure, he was seized with fever and forced to move by slow stages.
• He could have sworn once that he had heard a footstep that was not his own, a slow and wary footstep, among the brambles.
• The little old lady had never seemed so long in making her appearance, nor the bells so slow to begin.
• Most fortunate of geese, whose liver is fattened by a slow fire to figure presently here with the daintiest and noblest of viands!
• This, to be sure, was a slow process, but it was an improvement over spending the night going around in a circle.
• When they saw the golden feast invitingly spread, they were not slow to enter, and the doors were quickly closed upon them.
• Mr. Stott thought that his watch must be slow until it was found that every other watch agreed with his exactly.
• From a long jagged wound, half hidden by his matted hair, blood was trickling in a dark slow stream.
• I was not slow to discover my value in their estimation, or to exercise, in its fullest extent, the capricious tyranny of conscious power.
• They are swift or slow at need, may be halted without want or waste, and have no vicious instincts to be combated by whip or spur.

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