Sentence examples for through this slow from inspiring English sources
The phrase "through this slow" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process or experience that is slow, but it lacks context and clarity. Example: "I felt a sense of frustration through this slow process of waiting for the results."
Through this slow but sybaritic method he figured out that an ingredient obscurely identified as "Golden Stack" was a brand of Jamaican rum, or that "Markeza" meant passion fruit syrup.
"At this point in time, we believe it sends the wrong message, as we're going through this slow and bumpy recovery, to be increasing taxes for anybody," Mr. Law said.
There has been a serious debate on Wall Street about whether emerging markets have decoupled from the U.S. Can those red-hot countries across the pond keep rocking and rolling as the U.S. suffers through this slow burn?
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Every morning, regardless of the mocking reading on the thermometer, Idris Raoufi bikes through this slow-roasted city on his way to work.
A speedboat breezes through as if to mock this slow and Sisyphean labour.
"I think the expectation was we were just going to watch this slow spread through the Midwest and over Canada and then into the Rockies".
Can we just go through that, slower this time: the dude holds a sword while he watches Game of Thrones.
In both pastas, the meat, through slow cooking, becomes meltingly tender, saturated with braising flavors.
With a script co-written by star Billy Bob Thornton, the movie deepens through slow reveals of crucial power shifts.
We discovered this not through shock or confrontation but through the slow accumulation and careful interpretation of evidence.
Witness ConAgra Foods' problems in managing expenses through the slow economy.
