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slow-moving

ADJECTIVE
  1. moving slowly
    slow-moving cars

How To Use slow-moving In A Sentence

  • As Dinosaur proved, slow-moving animals trying to get to safe land is a yawner, no matter who voices the animals.
  • Manatees live in shallow waters - slow-moving rivers, estuaries, saltwater bays, canals and coastal areas, especially where seagrass beds flourish.
  • He also suggested stringent curbs on slow-moving vehicles must be laid on flyovers, while preventing them from overspeeding at the same time.
  • Can you really take two companies that are perceived as the slow-moving players in the online market, combine them, and make it an "accelerant," to your business, as you described it? Ballmer Makes Big Bet
  • It's been an incredibly foul day, with torrential rain, lots of standing water and slow-moving traffic on the A4.
  • Along with Sinatra, an entire generation of tuxedo-clad, slow-moving Italian American crooners followed Crosby to stardom. A Renegade History of the United States
  • Above us we heard the buzzing sound of slow-moving unmanned aerial surveillance drones circling the sky.
  • Authentic Cajun cuisine awaits you -- served in a small, intimate dining room featuring slow-moving fans overhead.
  • I grab my bowl, that Mary had added a heap of cilantro, Parmesan and cabbage, and wander over to the table with the window view of the fog-draped, rain dappled, slow-moving Milwaukee River taking its sorry-ass time through the warehouse district on its way to Lake Michigan. March « 2009 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
  • Mars, slow-moving below Leo's hindquarters, doubles in brightness from mag 0.2 to -0.6 as its distance plummets from 156 million to 119 million km and its diameter swells to 12 arcsec. Starwatch: The January night sky
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