Sentence examples for not sluggish from inspiring English sources
Though the Tudors were not sluggish when it came to chopping off heads: Elizabeth I's mother, Anne Boleyn, lost hers to a royally commanded axe; Elizabeth herself ordered the beheading of Mary, Queen of Scots.
Tall with great body strength, he has the ability to shield the ball well and, most importantly, is not sluggish over the ground for such a long-legged player.
The original movie, adapted by Michael Crichton from his best-selling book, shattered public perceptions by portraying dinosaurs as fast-moving, warm-blooded, birdlike creatures, not sluggish cold-blooded reptiles.
His style looks suited to the Premier League; though he's a strong and towering figure, he's not sluggish and shows a dynamism and agility not always found in players of his size.
The New Yorker, May 8, 2000 P. 51 Signed comment about two hearts in the news: DNA testing of a pickled heart confirming that the last Dauphin of France died at age ten in 1795, and fossilized remains of a second heart revealing dinosaurs might have been warm-blooded and not sluggish at all... Neither new heart will end any controversy or argument.
By Adam Gopnik The New Yorker, May 8, 2000 P. 51 Signed comment about two hearts in the news: DNA testing of a pickled heart confirming that the last Dauphin of France died at age ten in 1795, and fossilized remains of a second heart revealing dinosaurs might have been warm-blooded and not sluggish at all... Neither new heart will end any controversy or argument.
Port growers, I suppose, look forward to Christmas as it's the one time of the year when sales aren't sluggish.
We've been bullish on MySpace Music, and despite the relatively slow feature progress since launch they've recently made significant improvements to the product (best of all it isn't sluggish any more).
Oviedo was not so sluggish.
He should not feel sluggish, logy, fat.
