Sentence examples for slow opening from inspiring English sources

But that was in the gathering's slow opening hours.

After a slow opening run, Miller switched skis but still finished 8.68 seconds behind Ligety.

The slow opening movement is a curious series of elegant short phrases, full of quirky ornamentation and spurts of passagework.

She sighed when her phone was slow opening a YouTube link of an interview on Japanese television.

After a slow opening, a healthy dose of danger was always lurking, with both teams happy to attack.

That same faraway sound returned in the slow opening sections of more than one of the Chopin Ballades.

With jobs growth slow, openings for the young are scarce.

However, the distribution appeared to be dominated by the fast closures and the slow openings.

The slowest opening occurred in simulation G5, which took ca. 450 ns.

ioFL is a dominant gain-of-function mutation that specifically alters these gating properties, shifting activation to negative voltages, slowing opening and dramatically slowing closing (Waters et al., 2006; Minassian et al., 2012).

Consider this slow-opening sentence about "a translatlantic lady" named Alice Pleydell-Bouverie: "She was to the end more English than American and lived in a sort of English manor house near the village of Rhinebeck on the Hudson River not far from her endlessly irritable and irritating brother Vincent Astor, who owned much of New York City".