Sentence examples for strangely slow from inspiring English sources
But the Brighton posse has been strangely slow to hammer VW for fiddling its NOx emission tests.
Last Thursday, for example — normally a strong day for breakfast, coffee and smoothies at the restaurant she runs with her daughter — was strangely slow.
If you study the Bureau of Labor Statistics' numbers on wages for nonsupervisory workers over the past few decades, you will notice that wage growth has been strangely slow to pick up.
It might have been the effect of the downpour after kick-off that soaked the players and sent spectators in the Saint-Denis front seats scuttling for cover on the stairways, but Spain were strangely slow to get into their stride.
Austerlitz, the hero of W. G. Sebald's novel of the same name, who has grown up with no idea that he was a child of the Kindertransport, has his moment of revelation in the disused ladies' waiting room of the old station: "I felt at this time as if the dead were returning from their exile and filling the twilight around me with their strangely slow but incessant to-ing and fro-ing".
It's always sort of a crapshoot testing from my particular corner of New Jersey (especially because AT&T hasn't yet seen fit to bring LTE online around here), but the Atrix HD managed to pull down an average of about 9.6 Mbps down and a strangely slow 859 Kbps up.
The band was a mixed bunch – women in poncho-topped long dresses, old men and boys, their faces almost drowned by large brimmed hats – and their sound that of strident Mexican brass, strangely slowed.
A technical glitch during BBC's News at Ten Tuesday night turned four minutes of what should have been a normal nightly news program into strangely beautiful slow TV.
You can sit down and turn out copy fast or slow, and strangely enough it doesn't vary much in quality.
You start listening to slow love songs, and those songs explain a sweet love story and strangely remind you of him or her.
Strangely, though, wage growth is slowing even without higher interest rates.
