Sentence examples for a thick slow from inspiring English sources

It's a thick, slow read.

Later, I met a poaching middleman who wore denim dungarees and spoke with a thick, slow voice; he explained that he'd been approached a few years back by a Cameroonian woman working with a Chinese patron.

All the major themes of the ballet come back, but transformed into a very thick, slow waltz, the lovers' final duet.

Towards the end of a set that took in everything from metallic, clanking, brutally claustrophobic, airless-vent techno to rapid fire continental hip hop, Teki reinvented the wheel by seamlessly, wonderfully melding the vocal from Skepta's "That's Not Me" to a molasses thick, slowed down dub of "Better Off Alone" by one hit wonder Alice Deejay.

Deer outside my window in Manhattan,and woods, and a girl on a horse, and thensnow begins to fall in thick, slow clumps: this, it seems to me, is what I'd hoped forso I grab my camera,intending to send you the picture.

The liquid was thick, slow, and greenish white.

A thick mulch slows the growth of weeds and makes it easier to pull what does grow.

The steep-sided, symmetrical stratovolcanoes in the region were built by repeated eruptions of thick, slow-moving lava that have commonly flowed only a few kilometres from the vent.

Both simulation and experimental results indicated that the thickness of a heated target plays a crucial role in affecting the heating rate; specifically, a thicker workpiece slows the heating process and generates rapid heat dissipation after induction heating.

The house-made porchetta was a thick slab of slow-roasted, stuffed pork roast, roulade-style, luxuriously fatty, layered with a thick fennel paste and served with brussels sprouts, tomatoes and polenta.

But unlike the Earth, it lacks a thick, cushiony atmosphere to slow down projectiles, which shrink as the friction from pushing through all that air burns them up.