Sentence examples for getting sluggish from inspiring English sources

"I could see he was getting sluggish," Lewis said.

Getting sluggish local authorities out of running schools is one thing.

The water shortages afflicting Iran, Sedighi suggested, could be a heavenly nudge aimed at getting sluggish believers to pay a little more attention to matters of the spirit.

Wi-Fi connection speeds can also get sluggish if too many passengers are logged on.

The ants also get sluggish, and the gaster is easily broken off, making it easy for birds to pluck.

We should be so lucky as to get sluggish growth for the remainder of 2008.

They appeared on cue whenever the improvisation got sluggish (and probably whenever an entrance was late, a prop was mislaid, or a fight broke out).

The dog days continue, but it's no time to get sluggish, as speed is one of the names of this game.

[ image: /photos/59095394ebe912338a3731bc] The dog days continue, but it's no time to get sluggish, as speed is one of the names of this game.

By Ian Crouch July 15 , 2010The dog days continue, but it's no time to get sluggish, as speed is one of the names of this game.

It shares too many genetic traits with Windows Sr., including occasional freezes, cryptic error messages, frequent appearances of the "wait" cursor and a ludicrous requirement to manually shut down programs when the going gets sluggish.