Mentions the Winston Churchill museum there, as well as the slow-moving pace of life.
The slow-moving pace of life in Vichy, whose welcome has been one of restrained politeness, probably helps focus the mind and not too many brains around the camp need to be picked before it seeps out that two weeks here have fermented a degree of stir-craziness.
Start slow and gradually move the pace up.
The United States and Britain moved to slow the pace of the discussions after the three other permanent members remained adamant in their opposition to the American proposal for a resolution authorizing a unilateral military attack by the United States and any ally if Washington determined that Iraq had made even minor violations.
A sobering aspect of this otherwise exciting progress is the extremely slow pace of moving these therapies from a 'proof of concept' stage in animals to a fully approved treatment that is available to anyone who needs it.
Walk and talk slow as if the world needs to slow down and move at your pace.
As you move from the slow, relaxed pace of summer to the quicker pace of fall, you might also be saying goodbye to nearby friends and family, a more flexible schedule, vacation days, warm weather and extra time for yourself.
All five tried city life, some for many years, but after their children were born they craved a slower, quiet pace and moved out to places like Redding and Wilton.
After accepting a spirited ovation, Williams said, "I know I'm moving slower than my normal pace, but I just got out of jail about thirty-five minutes ago".
Caribbean life in general moves at a slow pace, and out there you can happily pass the days just eating, drinking and lying on the beach.
For his part, Obama has sent signals that he might be willing to delay the medical-device tax, though he has also warned that such a move would slow the current pace of deficit reduction.
