We've reached out to 'Idol' brass ... but they're slow as molasses.
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Now, you might be saying that those knife attacks were slow as molasses.
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Yes, there were some jerky lane changes, sudden braking, and slow-as-molasses turns, but it wasn't ever scary.
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Though it's stripped down and slow as molasses, it's as light in your bag as it is on your wallet.
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The workers are as slow as molasses, making time, which seems to stand still at Glaser's, move even more slowly.
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But Neal's slow-as-molasses approach means that, even after filing this lawsuit, Democrats are months behind where they could be.
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Call us slow as molasses, but we do believe we have developed a case of the vapors thanks to this here folderol!
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I was getting anxious, and of course the service up in Rockland County, where we shoot "Orange," was as slow as molasses.
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But coming from director Corneliu Porumboiu, whose last film was the slow-as-molasses soccer documentary "Infinite Football," it is a drastic — and exciting — departure from expectations.
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Mr. Kemp speaks slow as molasses, with a deep Georgia drawl, and he's able to connect with a lot of Georgia voters with a more homespun style.
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In that respect it trounces its main competition, the Apple Watch Series 1, which is slow as molasses when it comes to opening apps or interacting with smart home functions.
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She's endorsed an arguably cautious, but effectively slow-as-molasses approach, all the while discounting presidential impeachment as an activist's pipe dream, one that will only distract from a general election still eighteen months away.
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Kansas City Chiefs Coach Andy Reid was criticized for overseeing a slow-as-molasses offense that basically gave itself no chance to erase a fourth-quarter deficit in a 27-20 loss to the Patriots in the divisional round.
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At the mention of her favorite show she perked up, but it didn't last long: After watching TV, she broke down into tears and yelled at my wife and I as we tried to move the slow-as-molasses day along.
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I've been wearing my Apple Watch for over a year now, and while it's slow as molasses for anything but notifications (thankfully, a speed fix via watchOS 21 is on its way) I like it enough that I almost never wear my regular watches anymore.
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It comes with a slow-as-molasses processor, so little memory that I kept having to remove and reinstall apps to keep the thing running, a camera that would have been at home on the first iPhone, a two-year-old version of Android, about a dozen pre-installed Google apps that take up hundreds of megabytes, and a single, measly gigabyte of usable storage.
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Hit a guy in the arm and yes you can give him a dead arm, but I would hazard that I could spend a week teaching a guy to kick or punch hard enough to give a dead arm against someone's guard and it would be a hundred times more useful than teaching him the location of a specific point on the inside of the arm for when the opponent throws a slow as molasses round house swing.
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Los Angeles Times. Part IV, p. 1. Gary Arnold of The Washington Post called it "a patchwork conception that might have worked if the script had been considerably more ingenious and the direction considerably more adroit ... Screen-writer Martin Julien hasn't discovered how to develop a relationship between hero and heroine that runs on the same track with the chase story, and Stuart Millar's direction is as heavy as lead and slow as molasses."Arnold, Gary (October 25, 1975).
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The Guardians Alex Macpherson praised the song, writing "the magnificent Side Effects finds Carey at the height of her powers. Over synths as slow as molasses, she intones some of the darkest lyrics of her career, a meditation on the long-term effects of an abusive relationship. Verbose to the point of opulence, she crams syllables into the verses, races against her own emotions and perfectly conveys the song's claustrophobic intensity." Joey Guerra from the Houston Chronicle singled out "Side Effects" as "an electro- tinged standout" in his review of the album.
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