Sentence examples for slumping through from inspiring English sources

They showed an appealingly lazy confidence, slumping through dance routines and showing off well-tended torsos.

Manufacturing has grown for three consecutive months, indicating that factories could help the economy after slumping through most of 2012.

Its dancers frequently move with slow, heavy emphasis; at times they slump through the torso.

The company's revenue has slumped through 2012 after it started the year stuck in a contract squabble with Express Scripts, for which it fills prescriptions.

A group of subdued Knicks slumped through a hotel lobby today with the slurred and languid motions of a phonograph on its last crank.

The Mexican, who lost his unbeaten record, is only 23 but he looked desolate as he slumped through the obligatory post-fight search for an answer to the Mayweather enigma.

Before the market panic of October 2008, the OECD predicted that business investment in the leading economies would slump through the first half of 2009, rebounding a bit in the second half, but to a much lower growth rate than had been the norm until recently (see chart above).

The markets we've identified are evidence that although most regional markets will likely continue to slump through 2007, you can still turn a profit if you pick your spots correctly.

(Go figure!) Around the corner, rows of slumbering attendees slump through an inept product demonstration in order to sit down for a few minutes and have a chance at snagging a T shirt; down the hall three girls in leather miniskirts sit on showgoers' laps and lasciviously rub decals with company logos onto their skin.

The Mets carried the slumping Piazza through a division series where he poked three hits in four games, but they cannot carry him through the N.L.C.S. Someone who is comfortable referring to DiMaggio and Mantle is smart enough to know it has to be the other way around in this series.

Youngest member of The Forbes 400 guiding addictive social networking site Facebook through slumping online ad market.