Sentence examples for terribly slowly from inspiring English sources

The rest of the fleet sailed away - albeit terribly slowly in the lightest of light winds - while Ainslie and Railey mooched around at the back.

Even at full speed, the horse moves terribly slowly and the way the picture moves is nauseating.

Though sometimes blocked or depressed, as a poet Lowell would suddenly bull his way forward; Bishop, timid as a turtle, often terribly lonely, slowly produced small masterpieces, finishing only one or two poems a year (she said, "I've always felt that I've written poetry more by not writing it").

It's slow and terribly, terribly dull".

But then, very slowly, it comes - a whiff of something going terribly wrong.

I knew something was terribly awry and I tried to remain calm, keeping my hands visible as I slowly fumbled for the window controls in an unfamiliar car.

It's true that New Found Glory's songs aren't terribly distinctive, but at least the band plays them quickly, which must surely be better than playing them slowly.

Maxim Jacobs, an analyst with Edison Investment Research in London, said in a research note that the Afrezza sales number was "terribly disappointing considering the size of the market". Sanofi said in a statement that it expects Afrezza sales to build slowly.

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.

Terribly exciting".