Sentence examples for much slow from inspiring English sources
The sudden collapse did not so much slow the run rate as attach a comedy Warner Bros one tonne weight to it.
Angela Simmons isn't letting much slow her down, not even her health.
"It is so much slow motion you can see the light itself move.
Had the evidence of these intervals not been lost, it would have shown "much slow extermination".
I'm not being pious – Best's temples are built and burned in the midst of the funnest, most hedonistic, most ridiculous place on Earth – but the more you think about it the more extraordinary it seems that the institutional art world has been not so much slow as self-harming in not engaging Best's services.
As with the Mozart piano concerto, Barenboim's tempos were moderately paced; with the first and fourth "fast" movements containing so much slow music, the only time Bruckner allows the orchestra to rip is in the "Sehr schnell" (very fast) third-movement Scherzo, and Barenboim didn't quite take the bait.
But once in a while the cooped-up cats still pounce, tempted by so much slow-moving, pampered prey, all sodden with money and novelty martinis.
Edits The modern mountain bike "edit" – or short film – must feature far too much slow-motion cinematography, for when mucking about on bikes is no longer about having a top laugh.
But in the meantime, much slow-to-replace old equipment in rich countries, as well as factory-fresh units in poor ones, still rely on older pollutants which are, to boot, still smuggled in large quantities to countries where they are meant to be banned.What may be harder to mitigate are the subtler negative impacts that air conditioning has had on the environments where people live and work.
"The pacing is much slower.
