Sentence examples for slow long from inspiring English sources

Long and slow, long and slow.

Slow down.' Long and slow, long and slow.

My first question should, metaphorically, be a slow, long hop, which she hit for six.

Josephine's face puckered, as though she were about to break into slow, long laughter.

"It's a slow, long and – at times – painful process that sometimes you have to go through.

Maybe the heat and the slow, long hauls between venues in the two host nations are getting to the critics.

Slow, long-term changes involve alterations in the numbers of cells or in the amount of pigment they contain.

Mr. Harris said it is a place for slow, long-form storytelling, the "opposite of Twitter and Facebook".

They pushed their rolling eye along the High Line very patiently, clicking a slow, long-exposure shutter to capture the blur of people in motion.

The paper's authors argue as Gulliver has before that the railroad company's financial problems stem from its unpopular, expensive and slow long-distance routes.

In achieving what many of them would want they might make themselves redundant, leaving slow long-term merger with Labour as the only alternative.