Sentence examples for slows into a from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to hurry, because the world slows into a placid, reflective corridor, green-fringed through the dense townscape.

Moving at an athletic pace, the narrative gradually slows into a rumination on loss and the dangers of being too playful.

As the royal princess, she moves with weightless delicacy, her arms embroidering light and air, but when she's preparing herself for revenge her body slows into a meditation of folding, balancing, contorted moves, and in battle she becomes a machine of war, her arms working like pistons, her body all hard, slamming angles.

At some point, the beat slows into a much slower waltz, over which Asen lays down big impressionistic chords, "kind of like Debussy or Ravel". To me, the sequence could be the score to a melancholy scene from a classic French film.

Whitehead of Eurogamer wrote that the game begins to drag after level 25 and slows into a grind, though its flow overall is effortlessly cool, like a "first-person Crackdown".

The voice, normally tinged with complaint or suspicion, softens and slows into an almost hypnotic purr; the eyes gleam with youthful excitement and vivid pain as she recalls the highs and lows.

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

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

While that battle has slowed into a stalemate, the Islamic State has ramped up a bombing campaign in Baghdad.

"She Bop" was slowed into a French-style waltz, with the singer surrounded by concertina, fiddle and guitar.

Wall collected two steals in the first two minutes, threw an alley-oop to his backcourt mate Eric Bledsoe and finally slowed into a jump shot during a 12-0 run to open the game.