Sentence examples for slowly down from from inspiring English sources

It climbs slowly down from the canopy, makes a small hole in the ground, and defecates.

The first time, in 1832, New Yorkers blamed Canada, since it had worked its way slowly down from Montreal.

Ships at sea salute each other by "dipping"—i.e., by running the flag slowly down from the masthead and then smartly replacing it.

Sipping mine, I saw Evelyn gesture with her eyes toward the window over Maugham's shoulder, and, shifting my gaze, caught sight of a paper airplane as it sailed slowly down from above and impaled itself in a jacaranda.

Their patrons are weary drivers of donkey and horse caravans and of ancient, exhaust-spewing, Soviet-era trucks that wend slowly down from the Garm district with fruit and vegetables for Dushanbe's markets.

When they climbed slowly down from the backs of the trucks, they had lost their appearance of healthy villagers and taken on the passive, dull-eyed, waiting expression of the uprooted.

We were walking slowly down the road from his house, a road lined with stone walls on each side.

SCAD's campus meanders slowly down the hill from there before it reaches the recently-restored Maison Basse in the valley, a former barn laid in oleolithic limestone.

They walked slowly down the street across from the sprawling, camouflaged buildings and when they were opposite the administration building they stopped in the partial seclusion of a doorway and said goodbye.

He'd be sitting at dinner in a restaurant with friends, and if the talk and attention turned to someone else, Koch would begin to slide slowly down into his seat, wilting from the effect of five minutes of inattention.

When its time for the hooves, take your hand from the withers slowly down making your way towards the hoof.