Sentence examples for has gone slack from inspiring English sources
It is an increasingly common sight for tribes across the West and Plains: Tourist spending has gone slack since the recession hit.
Yet the taut lyricism of "Sexing the Cherry" and her other early novels has gone slack, and the jump-cuts don't work.
"I'm gonna sit with my legs apart and smoke a cigar all weekend". Mr. Chernus, with his burly geniality, brings out the character's natural warmth, but Sam's heartsore spirit — he and Sally's marriage has gone slack — is only glancingly on view.
They flexed some emotional muscles that had gone slack, and they cheered.
She has a vivid, passionate presence, even when her lively features have gone slack with depression and her bright blue eyes have glazed over.
In the morning's unfolding light, he saw that their faces had turned a bluish color and their jaws had gone slack.
I tried mustering some of that old generosity of spirit, but whatever heartstrings had tied my world to theirs had gone slack.
The men danced with precisely angled limbs and had more comic moments; Maung Maung Myint Swe imitated the movements of a marionette, collapsing at the end as if his strings had gone slack.
Then, in their living rooms, as she voiced her suffering they listened closely to the parts of her story that confirmed that her common sense had gone slack: that she hadn't looked at her accounts for months, that she'd let Grisha go alone to a city where someone would steal your husband if you so much as got up to take a piss.
We do know that the noose of fear that had gone slack as we collectively let our guards down, has grown again more taut, leaving us angry as we demand answers.
