Sentence examples for movement slow from inspiring English sources

The result may be weak or uncoordinated movement, slow movement, or loss of movement.

For this she linked up with the food activist movement Slow Food Nation, which had commissioned the artist/activist John Bela to develop a community-based event.

The recession was really good for us in a way, coinciding with all these trends: the DIY movement, slow food, desktop manufacturing and craft.

If Umbria was the cradle of the 12th-century religious renaissance and of the later artistic Renaissance, it has more recently been at the forefront of another radical movement: Slow Food.

A combination of factors — the education reform movement, slow economies that have pinched spending for new teachers, and federal grant competitions like Race to the Top that encourage states to change their policies — have led lawmakers to tighten the requirements not only for earning tenure, but for keeping it.

Removed from the rapid-fire, high-pitched energy that surrounds a packed magnet like, say, the Biergarten at the Standard, the pace on the pedestrian walkway itself, just a few steps away, can feel like a holistic expansion of the "slow food" movement: slow walking, slow talking, slow living.

Shostakovich's unusual three movement slow-fast-fast symphony is rooted in the composer's history.

The color calmed down, the movement slowed.

Kerry remains stocky, his movement slowed by medication, his speech tentative, his memory clouded.

As the pressure mounted, his head movement slowed, except when snapped back by jabs, right crosses and left hooks.

The bending movement slowed down at the final state near the maximum position.