He moves slowly before he lies down in the water.
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"With You" is barely distracting — it moves slowly, gently, casually.
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But litigation moves slowly, and the case didn't advance much.
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Typically his music moves slowly enough to encourage getting lost.
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But Android moves slowly — and Treble isn't a magic fix.
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The academy has been around since 1634 and moves slowly.
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But if the oil moves slowly, so too does oil development.
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While the industry moves slowly, some waves are already being felt.
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Climate change moves slowly, which is part of its calamitous power.
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So Heather moves slowly; she sits down; she delays; she lingers.
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Louisiana faces major flooding from Barry, as the storm moves slowly north.
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The FAA has acknowledged the case for change, but it moves slowly.
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"Reason moves slowly," William English, a political economist at Georgetown, told me.
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For nearly 13 minutes, lush greenery moves slowly across 18 tiled screens.
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He moves slowly, and looks like he'd be mushy to the touch.
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History says that technological change — though it can seem sudden — actually moves slowly.
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Insurance is about risk, and the industry moves slowly to play it safe.
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He has the balance of a gymnast, but moves slowly, especially when getting dressed.
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Here are some of the wild cards and known unknowns: The clock: Congress moves slowly.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Washington moves slowly except in times of crisis — political crisis that is.
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"Health care is a little bit like a battleship in that it moves slowly," Peck said.
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But litigation moves slowly, and the case didn't advance much further in the next six months.
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From a mid-19th-century 'Richard II,' he moves slowly — and sometimes jarringly — into the present.
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Unlike them, she moves slowly, needs help with stairs, and does not meet and greet people personally.
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The low pressure area is intensifying as it moves slowly northeastward, spreading areas of heavy snow inland.
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Arizona's process of counting votes moves slowly because about 75% of the state's electorate votes by mail.
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The legislative process, even when there is broad bipartisan support for a piece of legislation, moves slowly.
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The IRS is aware of the growth of the on-demand economy but moves slowly, she said.
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When viewed in motion, Sanchez moves slowly, haltingly, relying on his arms to propel his body forward.
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The truck moves slowly as the video begins but picks up speed as it moves toward the crowd.
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Walking over shifting sand dunes has taken a toll on her legs, and she moves slowly, in pain.
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Grande finds herself in a busy train station in which people speed around her as she moves slowly.
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Because litigation moves slowly, the loans can have a beneficial role to play for injured plaintiffs, said Engstrom.
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There is a police story, which moves slowly at the periphery and is so far not too distinctive.
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This is a society where communication happens by letter, newspaper and word of mouth, where time moves slowly.
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It moves slowly, never rushing you, and at multiple points, you simply have to sit around and wait.
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Visibly wobbly and dazed, the 41-year-old golfer moves slowly as he tries to comply with officers' directions.
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It moves slowly and determinedly, and not totally steadily, which is the point — recovery is not a straight line.
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Ashley moves slowly to her feet when I asked if she might stand up and pose for a picture.
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But since Congress moves slowly, it's doubtful that these policies could be enacted into law before the 2020 elections hit.
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One bug -- or feature, depending on how you look at it — of our legal system is that it moves slowly.
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Because economic fundamentals move only slowly, so if the economic fundamentals move slowly then the exchange rate also moves slowly.
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AFM appears to be an illness that moves slowly through the population; the CDC believes this year's outbreak is over.
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They might need to do those things even if a case goes to trial, because the justice system moves slowly.
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Do you see music like the stuff you make, which often moves slowly and contemplatively, as having a functional purpose.
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This is an evil that makes no facial expression, doesn't have a voice, moves slowly but kills with a vengeance.
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Medicine moves slowly, he says, and that can be a good thing when it means we're carefully following the science.
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It turns sharply, heading up to wrap its single, tube-like appendage around a valve that moves slowly under its pressure.
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As this new technology moves slowly toward commercialization, its creators are grappling with how a robo-car business should work, exactly.
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The Freedom Caucus chairman told conservative activists at the event to not accept excuses from Congress if tax reform moves slowly.
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That's in part because science moves slowly, and proving efficacy and safety in human trials can take years, if not decades.
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"But the entertainment industry moves slowly, and the problem is that, at this rate, parity is a very long way off."
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He moves slowly, deliberately and with precision, as if his bulk has been tuned to the micro-movements of his art.
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The chamber notoriously moves slowly, and there is no shortage of major policy debates — including health-care reform — on its agenda.
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The black mini-sub leaves a delicate, glistening bubble trail underwater as it moves slowly into shallower waters at about 4 knots.
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Mr. Brown, who is 86, moves slowly, shakes with Parkinson's disease and relies on his police detail for help with small tasks.
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In years days say hours, The room, the road broad leaves shivering in the wind Moves slowly over the Atlantic toward New York.
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Whereas flowing lava moves slowly, destroying infrastructure but giving people the chance to escape, flowing ash moves very fast, making outrunning it impossible.
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The song moves slowly and with reverence, and Reyez is singing with sadness and restraint while drizzling in some of her signature twists.
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It moves slowly, and never really swells — it begins to feel like a tease, but in truth, anticipation is the most potent thing.
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My uncle uses a walker and moves slowly, so it was going to take a while for them to catch the elevator down.
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As the storm system moves slowly northeastward, some areas could get an additional foot of snow overnight and into the morning, forecasters said.
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It moves slowly, its horn beeps loudly, and you can see its bright red, orange, or blue colors from approximately two kilometers away.
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"With 'Still Awake' I wanted to create a meditative experience that moves slowly, drawing the viewer in and allowing them to explore," he explains.
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Forecasters are predicting that the storm will continue to weaken but still dump potentially record-breaking amounts of rain as it moves slowly inland.
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Some people with the disease need a wheelchair, but for now Fisher is able to walk — although he has a limp and moves slowly.
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Legislation in Mexico's two-house Congress often moves slowly, and after being submitted, the bill would have to pass committees before reaching a vote.
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The criminal justice system moves slowly and has never been particularly good at prosecuting sexual assault cases, especially those involving wealthy, high-profile defendants.
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Many Iraqis fear violence will continue to escalate as angry families mourn dead relatives and the government moves slowly to enact very little reform.
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As science moves slowly, and with the federal government itself providing a vast majority of all climate science funding, this will be a difficult battle.
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But in between those fight scenes, the film moves slowly for 137 minutes, as its hero staggers through a fug of regret, weariness and pain.
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At the court these days, she moves slowly but asks sharp questions based on an assured command of the pertinent legal materials and factual record.
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The process of cleaning the whale takes two days, but much of that time is spent adjusting the cherry picker, which moves slowly and carefully.
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Every FTC investigation moves slowly, and the agency has been tasked with more than it currently has enough resources to handle throughout the past few years.
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The highly-regulated industry moves slowly, and isn't exactly known for its tech-savviness, but a new wave of startups is betting it can change that.
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Arizona's process of counting votes moves slowly because about 75% of the state's electorate votes by mail, and every ballot goes through a verification process. 3.
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The campaign showed just how suited he is to conflict and chaos, but that's not a recipe for DC, a town that moves slowly and cautiously.
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Peter moves slowly, and when he tells his story, his words come quietly, his eyes mist, and the smile seems to sometimes gently bite on itself.
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"We subscribe to the rule of law, and the rule of law moves slowly, sometimes at a glacial pace...," Lim Guan Eng told reporters in Hong Kong.
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"We subscribe to the rule of law, and the rule of law moves slowly, sometimes at a glacial pace...," Lim Guan Eng told reporters in Hong Kong.
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She does look frail at times and moves slowly, the last to leave the bench, but the frailty dissipates when she asks questions or crafts her dissents.
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The imaginary automobile moves slowly, runs on steam, and — as revealed in the opening track, "Trans-Island Skyway" — even has a bionic vegetable garden in the trunk.
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Some forecasters believe this system could drop even more snow on the region than the one in mid-March did, as it moves slowly through the region.
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But Aladdin frequently moves slowly, almost as if Ritchie has chosen to take the film on a leisurely stroll in direct contrast to its predecessor's high speed.
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"The system could acquire some subtropical characteristics over the next couple of days while it moves slowly southwestward to southward over slightly warmer waters," the NHC added.
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"You have this postal network that&aposs used by a lot of the private sector, and a large, bureaucratic organization that moves slowly — the UPU," Muth said.
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Bruce Nauman explored this concept with his 212 video work, "Walk With Contrapposto," in which he moves slowly and deliberately down a narrow corridor of his own design.
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The line moves slowly: Two cooks stand behind hotel pans of carnitas and barbacoa, carefully flipping piles of corn tortillas every few seconds on two steel comales taqueros.
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"Some additional development of this system is possible during the next few days while it moves slowly northward through early next week," the Miami-based weather forecaster added.
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The surface of that flat part of Pluto's heart-shaped feature is composed of nitrogen ice that moves slowly, reforming its surface and smoothing it out as it goes.
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"Environmental conditions are conducive for a tropical depression to form during the next day or so while the low moves slowly westward or west-southwestward towards Mexico," NHC added.
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A payroll tax cut, for instance, only benefits people currently working, does nothing for people who've been laid off or for hourly workers, and, as Mnuchin suggested, moves slowly.
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Like end credits of a movie, each funded project moves slowly down your screen in bright colors to form a simple but clear message: we really need the NEA.
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In the Morandi, the line is thin and delicate, as it moves slowly and, at times, hesitantly across the paper, while in the Daumier it is heavy and quick.
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The big picture: Super Typhoon Trami is expected to reach the equivalent of Category 5 intensity as it moves slowly over some of the warmest waters in the Northern Hemisphere.
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The second and more difficult question is whether Mrs May will be able to carry her own party with her as she moves slowly towards compromises with her EU partners.
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"Search" moves slowly and with warmth, in the manner of the slow-jam oldies played for decades on Los Angeles radio by Art Laboe, whom MC Magic name-checks here.
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"Our government usually moves slowly unless there's a severe crisis, at which time extraordinary action is needed to mitigate the problem," said Steve Constantinides, a U.S.-based rare earths industry consultant.
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The loudspeakers blare as the large white bus moves slowly through eastern India's towns and villages and an animated voice calls on residents - young and old - to come and join the fun.
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The Trump administration is working on a supplemental funding package to pay for border and national security, but that work has stalled as the Senate moves slowly to confirm Trump's pick of Rep.
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But the grants process moves slowly, since everything has to be approved, estimated and arranged beforehand — it's rare a scientist or lab just gets a blank check for whatever they feel like doing.
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"Environmental conditions are expected to be conducive for the system to become more organized later this week as it moves slowly northward over the northwestern Caribbean Sea," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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"Viruses like COVID-19 spread rapidly, but the development of vaccines and treatments to stop them moves slowly," said Mark Suzman, chief executive officer of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, in a statement.
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"However, the rise in likelihood of a weaker US dollar or stronger oil prices can work to the advantage of MXN and can ensure that Banxico moves slowly on rate front," he added.
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As the court has recognized over and over, before and since 1935, Congress is a cumbersome body that moves slowly in the best of times, while the economy is an incredibly dynamic system.
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Facebook knows that Washington, DC, moves slowly; it will be a long time, if ever, before US lawmakers pass regulations on issues such as privacy, data collection, and ads for social media platforms.
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Operated by solar energy, the installation makes it appear as if the ground is actually breathing: an innocuous piece of earth moves slowly up and down as if the land itself is alive.
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"This system could acquire some subtropical or tropical characteristics while it moves slowly northward across the eastern Gulf of Mexico during the next few days," according to the National Hurricane Center's special tropical weather outlook.
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Progress toward peace moves slowly and uncertainly, but it is propelled by determination, ingenuity and the will of millions — and by the realization that peace is not a utopian ideal but an eminently attainable outcome.
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Arlen is alone in this hellscape, and the film moves slowly, taking almost all of its narrative intrigue from the audience's struggle to understand who this woman is, what she believes in, and what she wants.
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Conditions appear to be favorable for gradual development of this system while it moves slowly northwestward across the Yucatan Peninsula this weekend and into the south central Gulf of Mexico early next week, the NHC said.
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Meyers moves slowly, is almost fundamentally clumsy, and finds himself habitually out of position on defense: Nurk, for all his beef, carries himself with an understated grace and flips the ball in with a surprisingly deft touch.
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Financial markets move quickly, and the regulatory process moves slowly — designation and designation-related litigation have played out on a calendar of years rather than months — so the FSOC cannot begin the designation process when problems become apparent.
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In another corner, IBM – the Bigger 'Blue' – is beset with its own challenges and moves slowly, but has a cash war chest and its own impressive multi-billion dollar M&A track record in security (ISSX, Q1 Labs, Trusteer).
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"Some gradual development of this system is possible during the next few days while the low moves slowly westward across the south-central and southwestern Gulf of Mexico towards the coast of Mexico," the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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The AC-563 moves slowly, and it is designed to circle above its target in one- to two-mile loops so it can bring to bear the weaponry mounted on one side of the aircraft, including a 256-millimeter howitzer.
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As the postdocs wrote in their pre-experiment agreement (included as an appendix to the paper), they were keen to test the limits of how modern science gets done:For most projects that we work on as postdocs, science moves slowly.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Facebook Inc on Thursday launched a catalog feature for its WhatsApp messaging app, it said in a blog post, building out the service's e-commerce tools as it moves slowly toward monetizing the app it bought in 2014 for $19 billion.
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"If a system was designed, however many generations ago, to really explore and celebrate one specific people, then the idea of finally starting to open up the door to other types of people moves slowly, because at the core the system is the same," she told HuffPost Live.
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"This is an evil that makes no facial expression, doesn't have a voice, moves slowly but kills with a vengeance," Jamie Lee Curtis said in an interview with The New York Times last year, answering a question about why the creepy killer Michael Myers has remained a compelling figure for four decades.
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The refugee program moves slowly, and under an initiative the administration began last year allowing children to apply in their home countries for refugee status, more than 6,000 young people have applied, but only five have arrived so far in the United States, according to the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, a nongovernmental organization.
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Throughout the course of the footage, he keeps describing the atmosphere as "heavy, dude" (420!), but probably the best part is when a co-ghost hunter definitely gets possessed and Post moves slowly, but deliberately, away from him, like someone he kind of knows but is trying to avoid having a conversation with at the supermarket.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's top economic adviser said Friday that he hopes the Federal Reserve moves slowly with planned interest rate hikes as the economy runs at record employment levels.
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"This is not an industry that moves slowly, and by the time we're done writing the bill, we'll have a new set of challenges that didn't exist when we started," Rubio said But whether to give the FTC expansive rule-making authority is a raging debate: It would preempt the patchwork of privacy laws, and lawmakers from states like California with tough privacy regulations fear it could actually loosen their standards.
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