Even the slow sinking of France may not shift her until it is too late.
In college, at a Jesuit school in Colorado, Staley pitched in a summer baseball league, specializing in a slow, sinking curve.
Alston Anderson was buried on Saturday for the second time — or the third, if you count the slow sinking that constituted his long but unrewarded life.
By then, there could be no Rangers, or there could be a new benefactor paying the bills, or there just might be a prolonged, slow sinking of the enterprise.
The men carry a wounded comrade through the jungle for days, and Mailer registers every fibrillation of mood, the sweats and the gases, the spurts of exhilaration and the slow sinking back into apathy and exhaustion.
H. Lee Scott Jr.'s responsibility, to stay on top of the well-oiled Wal-Mart colossus, is hardly the staggering challenge facing Charles C. Conaway as he moves to halt a slow sinking at Kmart.
It is matched with the profile of ethanol sol stability level, where it is not relatively constant until 90 min of test, but gradually decreases, which indicates the slow sinking process of titania particles (not an immediate process).
Instead, he wrote music befitting the horror genre, where tiptoeing strings and queasy woodwinds create a slow, sinking sense of foreboding doom.
More recently, genome sequencing provided evidence for further specialization within A. macleodii based on the particulate matter associated with each strain, suggesting that most surface isolates are associated to small, slow sinking particles, while deeper isolates live on larger faster sinking aggregates [ 9].
