"No, he did not throw it at me," Jacobs said slowly.
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"I want to ask you about the murder," I said slowly.
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"I won't say those words," Young said slowly, according to Chisholm.
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"I don't think I'm who you're thinking of," Karen said slowly.
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"We are coming to you straight from the Bundy standoff," Pratt said, slowly.
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" He said slowly in English, "The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
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A Rare Disorder "I don't think you have M.S.," the doctor said slowly.
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"I can get new sheets," Alex said, slowly climbing out of bed, limb by limb.
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"When I tell you I was hurt, that is an understatement," Mr. Chunn said, slowly.
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"The thing is, I'm not sure I'd fully fit in there now," she said slowly.
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" Another said, "slowly but surely, we will rid this community of all tributes to white supremacy.
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"I think we have one of two choices," Cruz said slowly, declining to answer when asked again.
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"If I can move, I can stand," she said, slowly moving her feet while in her wheelchair.
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"Everything feels very emotional right now, because it feels like the first or the last time," Tran said slowly, measuring her words.
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"In the revolution I was dreaming of democracy, freedom," Hamoudi said slowly in an interview via Skype, exhaustion evident in his voice.
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"Traveling is the best way to learn," he said slowly, as if to savor the words as they passed over his lips.
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I'm going to put half a pack of this American West Coast ale yeast in here, and it said slowly pour it in.
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"We opened up the boxcars and there were bodies of men, women and children stacked up in those boxcars," Wolfson said slowly, recounting his experience.
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" Brother Lavelle never talked, but now he sat back on his heels and said, slowly, deliberately, "I think this whole fucking thing is a mistake.
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"I am a minimalist," Perry, 53, said slowly in an accent that makes some people believe he is from the South though he is from Detroit.
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"I think there is a value in leaving the world a little better off, and movies can do that in a minor way," he said, slowly.
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Protected by ringleaders with political connections, the ruse has ballooned in size, he said, slowly normalizing a practice that has jeopardized the tourism jobs of thousands of honest locals.
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"I think Dr. King would be disappointed in the poverty that's still showing up on Auburn Avenue," he said, slowly choosing his words, as the streetcar rolled through the Georgia State campus.
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"You only play The Sims when you're on the verge of a nervous breakdown," my husband said slowly when I told him a new expansion pack for the popular life simulation video game had come out last year.
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And slowly, the stigma surrounding the psychedelics from the 60s as, like, hippie drugs and just drugs to use if you wanted to tune in and drop out or whatever it was [Timothy] Leary said—slowly that stigma is going away.
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General Instruction of the Roman Missal, 32 In addition, in a Mass with a congregation, "it is very appropriate that the priest sing those parts of the Eucharistic Prayer for which musical notation is provided".General Instruction of the Roman Missal, 147 The whole of the 1962 Canon and of the preceding offertory prayers was recited aloud by newly ordained priest(s), along with the ordaining bishop, in the Mass of their ordination. The words of consecration in particular were to be said "slowly and rather loud". The Canon was also recited jointly by the ordaining bishop and by the bishop he ordained in the rite of episcopal ordination.
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