Sentence examples for slacken and from inspiring English sources
Menopause is the period during which egg release and menstrual bleeding slacken and cease.
But Djokovic refuses to slacken, and after getting a sniff senses blood.
Her longer pieces slacken and drift, but at fifteen hundred words the line is taut.
The kingdom invested billions in new wells, pumping stations and pipelines only to have demand slacken and oil prices plunge.
But it is salt water, so twice a day the current reverses, and the small rapids that had pointed north slacken and begin to flow south.
Every once in a while, however, Broyard's irony would slacken, and he would speak of the thing with an unaccustomed and halting forthrightness.
My poems slackened and stopped.
His expression slackened, and he was quiet for a while.
Her face slackens and she turns back to the TV.
When the music slackens, and the tension dissipates, the question goes away.
From about 1770, this trend slackened, and economic crises, provoking alarm and even revolt, became frequent.
