Sentence examples for slumping of from inspiring English sources
You could see the slumping of the hill where the slide had occurred.
There is too much rushing about and slumping of torsos to make full use of Mendelssohn's music (conducted by Maurice Kaplow).
The Yankees need Teixeira to get hot — and Girardi guaranteed that he would — because Rodriguez has not been himself and even Jeter has been slumping of late.
Every time drama school was mentioned at school or at home, there would be a puffing out of air and a slumping of shoulders.
Here, too, Mr. Nasseri's physical commitment to the music — in the use of fists or a sudden slumping of the shoulder — added to the sense of exhaustion and despair of these psychologically absorbing and structurally convincing pieces.
If Reyes, who was 3 for 6 Tuesday but who has been slumping of late, can stay ahead of Braun, he could become the first Met to win a batting title in the club's five-decade history.
The typical "slump" of good structural concrete is about 3 or 4 inches (7.5 or 10 cm).
This facies is therefore the product of slumping.
The economic slump of the 1930s discredited democracy and capitalism.
The curve of his back has the slump of defeat.
