Sentence examples for strange slump from inspiring English sources

Plagued by poor free-throw shooting all season, Sprewell had even put that strange slump behind him, sinking his first six attempts of the game.

Strange slumped to a four-over-par 76 but Scott and Ormsby carded 71s to reach 11 under, joined by Chalmers who surged up the leaderboard with a 64.

All kinds of novel and implausible effects — effects that weren't in any of the models they were using before the crisis — are invoked to explain why we're in a sustained slump; strange to say, all of these newly invented models just happen to imply the need for tax cuts and a shrunken welfare state.

And when she developed a strange habit of slumping forward when she laughed, her mum told her: "Stop doing that stupid thing when you laugh.

The September slump has done strange things to the Boston psyche, turning everyone into a temporary Yankees fan.

The modern river has sunk down into a narrow channel, rushing down the gorge, carving the rock into strange shapes like rolling muscles or slumped candle wax.

More than three years after we entered the worst economic slump since the 1930s, a strange and disturbing thing has happened to our political discourse: Washington has lost interest in the unemployed.

But Beyoncé gives us subtlety, too the way she moves her fingers along with the high hat in "Partition," the slump of the dancers during Nina Simone's version of "Strange Fruit".

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - "Doctor Strange" is doing its part to heal what has been a recent box office slump by earning $32.6 million on Friday at 3,882 locations, raising its estimated opening weekend total to about $85 million.

"Prosperity or Slump?

Sheffield - The Second Slump.