Examples of 'made slow' in a sentence
Meaning of "made slow"
made slow: to proceed or act at a reduced speed or pace compared to normal; to slow down
How to use "made slow" in a sentence
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She made slow progress in both areas.
That album was made slow on purpose.
Made slow to live long.
They just made slow moves.
The negotiations concerning a new agreement between the EU and Morocco have made slow progress.
In the beginning i made slow movements.
The ship made slow progress against the strong wind.
When we woke in the morning we made slow gentle love.
Martin made slow progress.
A new fence was built but the reforms made slow progress.
All three divisions made slow advances during the afternoon.
An adamant resolution sounded in my voice as I made slow reply.
I would say we have made slow and steady progress.
In spite of mounting casualties, the platoon made slow progress.
The peace process had made slow but significant progress.
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Unfortunately, we have to say that the practical reforms have made slow progress.
Government forces made slow but significant advances in most strategic areas.
It 's a nice way to see how they made slow coffee.
The club made slow but steady progress in the following seasons.
Most European governments have only made slow progress unfortunately.
German infantry made slow progress through extensive artillery bombardments by both sides.
Marx's major work on political economy made slow progress.
Southern Asia has made slow progress in hunger reduction.
Under intense mortar, machine gun and artillery fire the unit made slow progress.
The Germans made slow but steady progress through the city.
An e-commerce site was developed and purposefully made slow to frustrate one group of participants.
Countries have made slow but good progress in integrating tuberculosis and HIV programmes.
Some solid, water soluble fertilizers can be made slow release by various coatings.
NRC has made slow but steady progress in this area in the last two years.
It is evident that Sri Lanka has made slow but steady progress in this field.
The advance made slow progress against Japanese troops that fought tenaciously all the way.
Bad weather, poor roads and broken-down wagons meant they made slow progress at first.
Tibetan Buddhism has also made slow inroads into the country in recent years.
For the next several years, the BPCA made slow progress.
Márquez and Viñales made slow getaways and fell to fifth and seventh respectively.
Over the next three days, the JNA made slow progress.
Missouri generally made slow progress toward equal rights for African Americans during the postwar period.
Then I took it in my hand … and made slow movements.
The battalion made slow progress against formidable North Korean forces.
During his time in King's College, Altar and Appleton made slow progress every day.
From there, they made slow progress inside the city.
The first movement was finished on 28 December 1901 but after this the composition made slow progress.
By the evening the ships had made slow progress to a point just off Donmouth.
However, it has made slow and inconsistent progress in rationalizing the two categories.
There wasn't a lot of diners, which made slow service a bummer.
The object made slow movements at first, beyond my unsteady hold of the cellphone.
The Constituent Assembly has made slow progress on drafting the new constitution.
The Panzergrenadiers made slow progress, battling their way forward against fierce opposition.
The Persian army seems to have made slow progress through Thrace and Macedon.
Other emblematic trials made slow progress, however, and were deferred repeatedly.
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