Sentence examples for slow surface from inspiring English sources

They spun the ball on a slow surface but there was no real threat.

I'm not exactly sure how you are meant to play deliveries like these on such a slow surface.

On a funereally slow surface England batted all day, sometimes with a hint of paranoia, ending up on 199 for five.

The other relative newcomer, Wood, bounded in eagerly for his two wickets but he was also frustrated by the slow surface.

Hewitt also complained about the court maintenance at Melbourne Park, blaming a slow surface for his loss in the finals here in 2005.

The precursor supply at high pressure allows for fast aggregation kinetics instead of slow surface growth, the former resulting in ultra-small NCs while the latter generally leads to larger NCs.

It is understood that the slow surfaces at Hove (which are now being dug up) were one of the reasons why the club's former left-arm spinner, Piyush Chawla, moved to Surrey.

To serve and volley as Edberg did ever so gracefully in the eighties might be reckless on today's slow surfaces, but the thirty-two-year-old Federer's attempt to engage in baseline duels with Nadal, Djokovic, and Murray have proved to be a fool's errand.

The Black Caps may not be renowned for their mastery of slow surfaces but, well marshalled by Williamson in his first tournament as skipper, they look to have hit upon a formula to win low-scoring games in the challenging conditions of the subcontinent.

Right whales were a preferred target for whalers because of their docile nature, their slow surface-skimming feeding behaviors, their tendencies to stay close to the coast, and their high blubber content (which makes them float when they are killed, and which produced high yields of whale oil).

If the daily minimum temperature remained above freezing at a particular location, snow and ice surfaces would not "have a chance to recover from greater daytime melt, creating soft and slow surfaces.