Sentence examples for moves at glacial from inspiring English sources
The Times moves at glacial pace and weighs in after the conversation has moved on.
Higher education moves at glacial speeds, and judging the market based on the surface issues misses some important recent dynamics.
One, the energy business moves at glacial speed.
Frustration is also growing among refugees with nothing to do but wait for requests to run through an asylum-processing machine widely damned for moving at glacial speed.
Updated at 4.51pm BST 4.50pm BST "Just in case you needed more info on the state of Brazil's preparations for the World Cup, here is a 2-hour ticket line moving at glacial pace at Sao Paulo International Airport," says Fred Taylor.
Even Mr Wen, who will step down at the same time as Mr Hu, has wanted to move at glacial speed.Expect paranoia and you may be pleasantly surprisedMight Mr Xi speed things up?
With Jesu, Godflesh's pulverising industrial noise was recrafted as a machine of loving grace; 2007's Conqueror moved at glacial pace, Broadrick's colossal guitars tolling aching melodies, his serrated bark now a caressing sigh.
It was still moderately profitable and had a respectable 81percentt occupancy rate, despite dorm-size bedrooms, creaking elevators that moved at glacial speed, persistent hot water problems, bad food and the occasional mouse in the lobby.
Access to Oxbridge, for instance, is moving at glacial speed, though there are green shoots, with programmes such as the Lady Margaret Hall foundation year and University College Oxford's Opportunity Programme showing some lateral thinking.
Are policymakers creatures of habit that move at glacial speed or is there something deeper behind their inertness?
Improving theme-park safety in the past has moved at glacial speed, with progress often coming only after an accident or under duress of litigation.
