Sentence examples for who slumped from inspiring English sources
He was one of several Rangers stars who slumped under Tortorella's leadership.
There are also the Serbs, Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic, who slumped last year but still have game.
They will be joined in League One by Scunthorpe who slumped to a heavy defeat to Nottingham Forest.
The anger the marches revealed about high prices, poor public services and endemic political corruption took its toll on Ms Rousseff, who slumped in the polls.
The odds appear to be stacked against City, who slumped to a dismal defeat at Burnley last weekend, but Barca are insisting the job is not done yet.
The left-hander Cole Hamels, who slumped last season after piling up innings in 2008, said he was eager to learn from Halladay.
He disparages, tongue only slightly in cheek, "the poetry-writing ganja heads who slump out of Brown".
One exception is the heavily pregnant woman who slumps back in her chair, belly pointed at the ceiling.
AS I am a writer, someone who slumps in a chair and stares at a screen for a living, my life hardly makes a dramatic mise en scène.
It's supposed to afflict bloated, self-indulgent, post-middle-aged clubmen (never women) who slump in leather armchairs, gorging on grouse, port and Stilton and railing against youth and modernity.
In "Dorothy," the most affecting, she portrays with a delicate touch and tender attentiveness an old woman with big glasses who slumps glumly in a chair.
