Sentence examples for slow mark from inspiring English sources

"Those ships sure go slow," Mark said.

"That board's too slow," Mark said, churning past me.

"Even with a lot of great contacts from UC Irvine's business school, the going was very slow," Mark said.

Bank of America still has several billion dollars' worth of buyout loans to sell, and some Wall Street analysts worry the bank has been slow to mark down the values of those loans on its books.

Dillard's has also been slow to mark down end-of-season items, even bathing suits on the shelf long after customers are buying clothes for the new school year.

This unsolved anomaly suggests that icebergs were much deeper in the past or that sedimentation rates within the fjords are so slow that marks dating from periods of reduced sea level have not yet been filled in.

In the slow movement, marked "Andantino semplice," he heeded the call for simplicity, playing with a tiptoeing lightness that allowed the elegance of the oboe and cello phrases to come to the fore.

"Eight years into a slow recovery marked by low productivity and weak investment, increased [Trump's plans for] US public spending to support long-term potential growth could be positive for the global economy.

Weaving a controlled, cunning course through a long, slow race marked by six caution flags and 28 changes of the lead by 14 drivers, Jeff Burton won the Coca-Cola 600 tonight, leaving all the week's plot lines dangling.

The slower gains mark a break from a 12-month streak where employers added over 200,000 jobs each month.

The slow wave marks rhythmic periods of suppression in cortical neurons (OFF periods) lasting hundreds of milliseconds (Vyazovskiy et al., 2009; Steriade et al., 2001).