Sentence examples for best slow from inspiring English sources

Typically tougher cuts are best slow cooked with plenty of liquid to keep them from drying out.

"U Got It Bad" was last year's best slow jam, coasting along on a double-time vocal line and a whisper of acoustic guitar.

After an hour of flowing yoga poses, he said, a chef guides participants through a tasting, reminding them that "life is short and we best slow down and savor it".

Then you divide by the number of plaintiffs, and you consider the larger context that brought the two sides into conflict — in this case, traumatic brain injury and a corporate medical establishment that was, at best, slow to warn of its risks.

Cley is a refuge for formerly cosmopolitan chefs and therapists eager to escape the rat race and start a local service industry; Terroir, one of Britain's best Slow Food restaurants before it closed in 2006, began here, as did a contemporary pottery studio called, yes you've guessed it, "Made in Cley".

It's tempting to substitute "Muslims" or "Latinos" for "the Jewish race" and hear echoes of Lindbergh's speech in Trump's fear-mongering about so-called foreign threats in American society (or, given that Trump has been at best slow to disavow the anti-Semitism of some of his supporters, leave it as is).

• Fresh fruits give the best slow-release, energy boost, so increase your fruit intake.

Doing my best slow-lane imitation of a Prius driver, I managed a respectable 28 m.p.g. in overall city-highway driving in the Chevy, just below the E.P.A.'s combined estimate of 29 m.p.g.

I've become un-desensitised to Hollywood violence over the years, so I'd much rather watch extras give it their best slow-motion collapse after being shot (falling off a roof is a particular favourite), or spin into their air in balletic twirls after a grenade explodes vaguely near them, than the realism-porn of today's action flicks.

After looking at 1,217 new titles published in 2001 and 2002, Stanford Business School assistant professor Alan T. Sorensen says making the bestseller list at best slows down the decline, with first-time authors faring a little better.

"Twilight Time" and "Only You" were, without a doubt, two of the best slow-dance songs of the 20th century.