Sentence examples for course slowly from inspiring English sources
Will the RE GCSE short course slowly slide into oblivion?
Something wicked does come, of course, slowly and at times with unsettling effectiveness.
And the change in rules would itself send a signal that policymakers are serious about banishing the threat of deflation.Central bankers change course slowly, and their allegiance to inflation targets runs deep.
It seems equally clear from Powers's review that Wright's point of departure for "A Father's Law" was Woolrich's "Charlie Won't Be Home Tonight" (Dime Detective, July 1939), in which a middle-aged cop (white, of course) slowly becomes convinced, as does Wright's black cop protagonist, that the criminal he's seeking is his son.
The ingredient should course slowly down the handle into the glass, but some may spill.
"No, no," Karl-Peter said, dismissively, inspecting the matter as it coursed slowly down the victim's silently screaming features.
Most geological features form slowly, of course, but caves seem extramiraculous because of the intricacy, the beauty and the delicacy of the structures — all created not by plate tectonics or giant rivers but by individual drops of water.
"I jogged the course very slowly.
The pace of job creation in June was sufficient to please investors and keep the central bank on course to slowly begin pulling back on its major bond-buying program this fall.
They were collected by graphic designer Zef Cherry-Kynaston, who writes alongside them: "A log flume winds its way around a watery course and slowly climbs the lift hill.
As Zeabolos, lord of the underworld, your task is to train six demon vassals – all nubile anime girls, of course – to slowly chip away at Trillion through repeated encounters, while building relationships with the vassals through conversation scenes.
