Sentence examples for slow face from inspiring English sources

I'm dragging myself up the hill, legs slow, face stiff, jeans full of sand, smoking a last cigarette on my front doorstep.

Abe is a throwback to a world before globalization, to a time when economies were local and transactions were slow, face-to-face and personal.

Legislation to legalize the practice is slow, facing headwinds from brick-and-mortar casinos and traditional antigambling factions.

Linois's passage was slow, facing winds from the southwest that delayed his squadron so that by the 30 June they were only off Cape de Gata in the Alboran Sea.

He said that as the cyclists reached Seventh Avenue traveling west on 37th Street, they slowed, facing a dilemma.

By December the Allies' progress had slowed facing tenacious German resistance and the difficult geography of the Italian Peninsula.

Banks were kept afloat, but were slow to face up to bad debts and resume lending.

The budget marks the completion of the chancellor's slow volte face on the environment.

Mr Zapatero was slow to face up to the bursting of the housing bubble, but over the past year he has pushed through spending cuts and some structural reforms.

Councils had been too slow to face up to their responsibilities and plans were "under-developed", Ofsted said.

Like many countries before it, China has been slow in facing up to AIDS.