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Sentences using the word slow. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use slow in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for slow.

• A slow creature! (5)
• Antonia was slow to answer. (8)
• Slow between the lines he trod. (10)
• What a strange, slow, mocking look! (8)
• Much slow winking was interchanged. (10)
• These boats are sometimes very slow. (9)
• And you, if you please, will speak slow. (10)
• Martin moved his hand in a slow half-circle. (8)
• Her voice comes again, slow and soft and bitter.] (8)
• Fleur tore the honeysuckle into little, slow bits. (8)
• He stepped at slow march to one of the five windows. (10)
• I am myself a quick or slow dresser, as the case may be. (10)
• She did not move, but a slow flush came up in her cheeks. (8)
• There is not much pain, but a slow, creeping numbness…. (8)
• They talked as by slow degrees the stairs were ascended. (22)
• She was always quick and assured: Isabella slow and diffident. (4)
• Old Jolyon was not slow to seize the opportunity this gave him. (8)
• The Rondo form also appeared occasionally in the slow movement. (3)
• James, a slow and thorough eater, stopped the process of mastication. (8)
• She heard the door open, and his slow footsteps coming down the stairs. (8)
• Its recurrence was regular, but as slow as the tolling of a death knell. (1)
• Her expression baffled Hilary; there seemed a sort of slow enjoyment in it. (8)
• His movements are rather slow and feeble, but his eyes are very much alive. (8)
• Silence is commonly the slow poison used by those who mean to murder love. (10)
• Silence is commonly the slow poison used by those who mean to murder love. (22)
• She wears bright colours, and has a slow, musical voice, with a slight lisp. (8)
• Sometimes, to his practised mind, she is awkward and slow of comprehension. (21)
• Her movements are slow and imperturbable, as if she had much time before her. (8)
• It is neither hampered by the Law nor by the slow process of popular election. (8)
• At slow march round by the wrinkled water, Madge saw the park gates flung wide. (10)
• He mounted, slow and icy, to his picture gallery, and paced among his treasures. (8)
• It began with an impressive slow movement, followed by an Allegro in fugue style. (3)
• The motion is so slow that the spectators hardly realize that the man has revolved. (21)
• Saw ye not the sun drop slow On this nuptial day, ere eve Pierced him on the couch aglow? (10)
• And the slow, sulky anger Soames had felt all the afternoon burned the brighter within him. (8)
• But every advance in the right direction which I have witnessed has seemed painfully slow. (14)
• To hear her duty as a woman Mrs. Hughs turned; slow vindictiveness gathered on her thin face. (8)
• But steady, steady, my men, and slow; Taut, now, the quivering lines; now slack; and so, let her go! (9)
• And, after the cab was lost to sight, that wind still brought to us the dying sound of the slow wheels. (8)
• Her eyes and lips smiled at him; she opened the door, and, still with that slow, happy smile, went out. (8)
• Notwithstanding this slow movement of the vehicles, the number and fatality of accidents were incredible. (7)
• On the Milldam it became difficult to restrict the mare to the long, slow trot into which he let her break. (9)
• Between the houses on the very top, they passed at a slow trot; and soon began slanting down the other side. (8)
• Following his youthful wisdom, this wounded hart dragged his slow limbs toward the halls of brandy and song. (10)
• Rogues and a policeman, or a hurried change of front of all the actors, are not a part of our slow machinery. (10)
• Gammon, slow as he might be, was faithful, and it was not he who had made it necessary for the farm to be sold. (22)
• He moved with a slow, pondering step, and carried his shaggy head bent downwards from shoulders slightly rounded. (9)
• Taking Shelton by the lapel, he drew him into the radius of the lamp, where he examined him, smiling a slow smile. (8)
• Faint, and much too slow, was the sound of the waltz it played, but there was invitation, allurement, in that tune. (8)
• At Piccadilly Circus, losing patience, we beckoned to a four-wheeler and resigned ourselves to a long, slow journey. (8)
• It was slow work, but not tedious; the danger made it exciting, but by no physical signs was the excitement manifest. (1)
• He sat bareheaded: his long hair over him slow Swung white as the silky bog-flowers in purple heath-hollows that grow. (10)
• He was suffering, too, physically from a kind of slow fever, the result of his wetting on the day when he last saw her. (8)
• The cannon was fired and roared; the band struck up a pompous slow march: and the tent-veil broke apart and rolled off. (10)
• The passion was in him nevertheless, and the stronger for a slow growth that confirmed its union of the mind and heart. (10)
• They seemed to be dancing in a slow and sad cotillon, while behind the hedge on every side were warders armed with guns. (8)
• I give on an average twelve hours a day to study (after my own fashion), but I find real knowledge slow of accumulation. (14)
• Thus each leaf that fell was marked from the moment when it fluttered a good-bye and dropped, slow turning, from its twig. (8)
• A long, slow, astonished whistle; a quivering of the emaciated cheeks; a look of hunger and one of criminal determination. (12)
• Mary never wrote to Bath herself; all the toil of keeping up a slow and unsatisfactory correspondence with Elizabeth fell on Anne. (4)
• Benson of the slow thick-lidded antediluvian eye and loose-crumpled skin; Benson, the Saurian, the woman-hater; Benson was wide awake. (10)
• Nobody could hear anything that anybody said; which seemed of little consequence, since no one waited for anything so slow as an answer. (8)
• Mrs. Bellew raised her eyes, and involuntarily George moved so that his mother could not see the sort of slow mesmerism that was in them. (8)
• He bids his correspondent go slow in England in extending the suffrage, but he reasserts his unshaken faith in the people of his country. (14)
• The time is very slow; each measure represents a line of four syllables; between the lines one of the instruments gives a sort of interlude. (3)
• Slowly the mobile blur moved away from the town, and presently the gray half of it dissolved into its elemental units, all in slow recession. (7)
• She now raised her head with a slow, gradual motion, like that of a wax-work, showing a white young face, tearless,-dreadfully drawn at the lips. (10)
• The roar grew muffled, phantoms poured along the pavement, yellow beamless lights were in the shop-windows, all the vehicles went at a slow march. (10)
• Hedges of evergreen enclosed the yellow oat-fields, where slow wagons paused to gather the sheaves of the week before, and then loitered away with them. (9)
• It seemed to throb with a slow, regular recurrence, each pulsation sharper than the preceding, and sometimes he cried out, thinking he felt the fatal bullet. (1)

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