Sentence examples for slow motion now from inspiring English sources

Rudy had just dropped him off, was already pulling away from the curb, and Marciano wanted desperately to climb back into the pickup and go wherever Rudy would take him, but everything was in slow motion now, like in the outer-space movies where the astronauts are just floating there on their tethers and the ship slides away from them in a long smear of light and shadow.

Dyche added: "With hindsight, with camera views, with slow-motion, now there's statements like 'criminal tackle' and the like being used.

I saw it coming and it unfolded in slow motion". He is now aiming to play at his home Cricket World Cup from 30 May to 14 July in England and Wales.

The duo captured the presumably painful experiment on camera, and the stunning slow motion footage is now going viral.

Newspapers have been dying in slow motion for two decades now.

It's taken a while for this second bullet traveling toward me in slow motion to arrive, but now it is here: if someone is mentally unbalanced could a violent movie or videogame nudge them into murders they would not otherwise commit?

The show kicks off with a gooey cloying montage, in slow motion, accompanied by the now-cliché song of all time, "Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong (who wouldn't make it out of the opening round, by the way).

This is President Obama's Rwanda moment, and it is unfolding now, in slow motion.

The Bush Administration, which had expected an easy reelection campaign just as surely as it expected rose petals on the road to Baghdad, is now, in slow motion, coping with the same sin.

That prototype, with its wah-wah-pedal slow motion and angora cowl necks, now seems a quaint vision of the future, like a robot that looks like a vacuum cleaner with lobster claws.

"People see slow motion video all the time now," Lieberman laughs.