Then I began to look out and go more slowly; peering into the shadows on either side for the fern-stack.
Finally, but not before I had had leisure to grow uneasy, she stood up and walked on more slowly.
They stumbled down the beach, reached the causeway and trotted along it; more slowly now, and looking back.
Hina remained in her home by the Wailuku river, sometimes resting in her cave under Rainbow Falls, and sometimes working on the river bank, trusting her powerful son Maui to make the swiftly-passing lord of day go more slowly.
Then the sun said, "Let me live and thou shalt see me go more slowly hereafter.
Its anguish smote the side of the great mountain Haleakala, where Maui had been throwing his lassoes around the sun and compelling him to go more slowly.
We have found that the growth of population tends to go on more slowly as the world becomes crowded, while the motives for an increase of productive wealth grow stronger rather than weaker.
The sun was rising for a sultry day, when from the south there came a blast which in a minute covered the sky with a leaden cloud, while from the horizon there advanced, more slowly, a lurid mass of reddish-brown.
This still allowed the smoke to pass up through it, if more slowly, but also kept out much of the wind, especially the sudden gusts which seemed to trouble him so.
More slowly still, some semblance of its original shape returned to the red terror of William's face.
Together, more slowly, they dipped two more valleys and climbed a final ridge.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "more slowly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
