Sentence examples for slow men from inspiring English sources

The sprint was classic cat and mouse between three slow men, with none willing to commit himself, each waiting for another to make the first move.

Then opposite him is a sharp man with rather a puckered face, who belongs to every set in the university, and who gets a reputation for wit by shocking slow men, with personal jokes and remarks on their morality.

Ryan Gregson came home ninth in a peculiarly slow men's 1500m field.

Presumably the incorporation of environmental context into the training stimuli would slow men's initial learning about women's momentary affect, as participants on average would have to learn to focus less not only on clothing style and attractiveness but also on the sexual relevance of the context.

England had relied heavily on spin bowling; Young took 2/118 and of the 158.2 overs bowled, 107 were delivered by the two slow men.

SLOW MAN, by J. M. Coetzee.

Slow Man, by J. M. Coetzee (Penguin Press; $24.95).

"Slow Man" enacts a kind of religious correction of its maimed protagonist, the cannily named Paul Rayment.

Editors' Choice Other recent books of particular interest SLOW MAN, by J. M. Coetzee.

(For example, J. M. Coetzee reserves a discreet 23 words for six people after Slow Man).

The new JM Coetzee novel, Slow Man (Viking), followed, contrasting with Anita Shreve's Light on Snow (Abacus).