Sentence examples for some tortoises like from inspiring English sources
Some tortoises like berries.
Not too long ago, it looked like some tortoises species on the islands were in danger of going extinct, but today the population is growing again thanks to a number of conservation efforts that include breeding centers and the eradication of invasive species.
Zinter, a 34-year-old switch-hitter who is a reserve catcher and first baseman, planned to continue playing until he was 40, so in some ways, he could say he is ahead of his tortoise-like schedule.
Some retail executives are hardly apologetic when it comes to their tortoise-like approach to adopting e-commerce.
He likens the bureaucracy to a Roman legion that will protect itself in tortoise-like formation.
And what is our thanks for all this steady, tortoise-like effort?
The council's tortoise-like pace is only one of its shortcomings.
Hollande's rise has been tortoise-like, and to his opponents, unexpected.
He should, though, be a fan of the Flaming Lips, whose tortoise-like ascent to greatness is unprecedented.
Why must publishing continue to move at a tortoise-like pace when it comes to tackling diversity?
But tortoise-like, it earned back its capitalization in small, steady bites -- averaging about $100,000 in net revenue per week.
