Sentence examples for slowing into from inspiring English sources

The outburst of spring is just slowing into summer's cadence, and yet you can still smell and feel the biological crescendo all around you.

A good few customers carried on talking, upping their volume to counter ours, but others joined in, tunefully too, and by the time we were slowing into green-and-pleasant-laaaand, the place was ringing like a bell.

"For M. G". (a reference to Michel Guy, a former French minister of culture who died in 1990) is sculptural and kinetic, opening with a dancer running in figure-eight circles around the stage, slowing into loping motion down the center.

"We expect the quarterly growth rate of GDP to continue slowing into next year, as uncertainty over the UK's future trade and migration regime delays business investment and as the fall in the pound squeezes real consumer spending by pushing up inflation," said Chote.

There's a decent punk song, blessed with a metronomic, krautrock-like rhythm and more witty lyrics, at the heart of (S HE SAID/(S HE SAID, but it just keeps going on and on: slowing into a lumbering, proggy riff, devolving into a hushed ambient interlude with pained vocals and cooing harmonies, squandering its power as it goes.

So far, its hallmark has been an unexpected warping of reality, to the extent that the credits consist of a chirpy bossa nova – the sort of muzak you might expect to hear in a lift – suddenly slowing into something far creepier.

We therefore expect quarterly GDP growth to slow into 2014.

The city's pace slowed into a quiet thank you.

"The impact will be felt for months to come since production is slowed into June.

Conversely, she can – wonderfully – slow into a truth: "I did not know him.

Martin's hand was out the window as he slowed into the third and final lap.