Sentence examples for sluggish fan from inspiring English sources

We went everywhere by subway, riding in gray, graffiti-covered cars where half the doors didn't open and a single, sluggish fan shoved the air about on summer nights.

The one worry is that Evergrande may reduce support if the real estate market in China continues to be sluggish but fans care little and there are more and more of them.

This period is long and sluggish, and most of the "fans" (voters) will not really have tuned in yet.

After PES 2014 - enjoyed by faithful fans willing to overlook sluggish components  - the series has returned to its roots after major improvements to passing, shooting and defending.

Liberty forward Sue Wicks said her team owed the fans one after its sluggish victory over the Charlotte Sting on Sunday at Madison Square Garden.

When he does signing tours (every May and November, each one taking in 20 bookshops) hundreds of diehard fans stand for hours in sluggish queues to get his signature.

George W. Bush had few fans in 2010, thanks to a sluggish economy that many blamed on him.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred says that fans in the ballpark tolerate the sluggish pace of play; they can check the scoreboard, get a beer, chat.

Fanned by high winds and a sluggish response, the flames spread quickly through the city until night turned into day and the streets ran bright with molten lead.

With so much to play for, Melbourne's sluggish start was all too predictable for their fans, who haven't seen their side contest a final since 2006.

The financial cost of propping up eastern Germany was far greater than Mr. Kohl expected, and the sluggish growth and high unemployment it produced in recent years fanned dissatisfaction with Mr. Kohl.