Sentence examples for a slow line from inspiring English sources
We marched in a slow line, stopping every 10 minutes to catch our breath.
A bullet struck the grave marker, piercing the white stone, and from that place issued a slow line of blood.
The next day, at the airport in Ushuaia, Argentina, Tom and I found ourselves near the rear of a slow line for passport control.
In late July, two days after Sheremet's murder, thousands of mourners gathered in a slow line that snaked its way around Sheremet's open casket, which stood, under sprays of dark-red roses, in the middle of a cavernous hall.
A slow line change led to the Flyers' first goal, and a lack of alertness at the point led to the second, a long shot by Vandermeer through traffic.
Minorities have the right to vote, but the GOP is making it difficult for them to register and then making the act of voting a long wait in a slow line because not enough voting machines are put into place.
Still, most people prefer to take their chances with parallel lines — individual lines dedicated to a single cashier — even though most of the time they end up picking a slower line, Professor Marsden said.
What could you do to draw people in? 8) Sometimes you have to stand in a long, slow line.
These works turn on a dime: slow lines of aching lyricism tumble into joyous movement.
The first involves just two elements: a slow lyrical line that threads through the piece and a contrasting fanciful line that continually darts about.
Second, your boss probably isn't there yet, and the "tele" in your telecommute will most likely be by a slow telephone line.
