Sentence examples for slowly recall from inspiring English sources

Sheen may shine at contemptuous rebellion but Stanhope, notwithstanding his tendency to appear to get progressively drunk during his gigs and sometimes slowly recall material as if "buffering", is clearer in dispatching the targets of his ire.

During one mission, Elizabeth has to play a fragile, wounded woman who has undergone a terrible ordeal, and as she plays this invented character, you slowly recall that during her training, Elizabeth (real name: Nadezhda) actually experienced a similar assault.

He thought of a hack, small-time, womanizing private investigator who would become engrossed in a big murder case, and the story would unfold from a young female clerk at a flower shop who would slowly recall parts of a story consequential to the plot.

"Charlie went slowly," recalls Ernest Bates, a Bay-area neurosurgeon who scrubbed with Wilson on his first transsphenoidal, "but he knew the anatomy and, boom, he was there.

She started slowly recalling her past as if it was simply a mediocre story.

His ships dispersed on various colonial missions or under repair, Diederichs initially concentrated his forces slowly; he recalled Kaiserin Augusta to serve as his flagship while the rest of the force assembled.

Development of geothermal energy has moved more slowly; local residents recall officials discussing the idea decades ago.

But then, I slowly started to recall the sweet memories.

When I asked Judge Woods if this was true, he hesitated, and then said slowly, "I don't recall".

And when success comes, if it comes, and you find yourself outside, beyond the breaking waves, lolling in the improbable calm, your arms limp ("noodled"), your sinuses slowly draining, your vision slowly clearing, you try to recall exactly what it was that worked, where it was that you "punched through," what patterns proved to be real.

"He said to me, 'You will be successful on one condition: move slowly,' " Mr. Moueix recalled.