Sentence examples for slow taking from inspiring English sources
And of course, it's slow, taking the screw mood and updating it.
The company was so slow taking action that many US carriers decided to act unilaterally.
The V.A. tends to be slow, taking an average of nine months to determine if it will cover a veteran's health claim.
I found it slow, taking HDR took a second or two and it took worse shots with the same camera than the Google Camera app.
Like many of the Earth's invisible rhythms, the field reversals are typically slow, taking anywhere from 5,000 to 7,000 years to complete.
The pace is luxuriant and sometimes slow, taking a long time to wind up to its gothic, almost campy denouement, but that doesn't mean that the detours are not enjoyable.
"The political wisdom is go slow, take the easy way first and build up some victories".
Take it slow; take it day by day.
"If payments get slower, take some action.
As a comedian, Ms. Ebersole is equally skillful at the slow take and the zinging comeback.
Slow take-up of the green deal programme will only reinforce that view.
