Dick, half-scornful and half-amused, as we slowed down.
I slowed down, and taking off my hat, inquired in French if there were anything I could do.
Approaching the Skyway, he cut in his touring roadlights, slowed down a trifle, and insinuated his low-flyer into the stream of traffic.
He slowed down to just over one light; but even at that comparatively slow speed an error of one millisecond at cut-off meant a displacement of two hundred miles!
As it ascended it slowed down; its monotone shriek became lower and lower in pitch; its light went down through the spectrum toward the red.
So "Terry" slowed down, and a handsome, slim young man ran up, greeting Sir Ralph gaily in English.
This I did, lest he might have some means of communicating with his friend; but once out of his sight, I slowed down, and addressed every one I met, in Italian.
As it slowed down, car after car passing us, Mamma gave a little scream and pointed.
These considerations do not affect photo-plays produced in the studio so materially, because there the actions of the players can be slowed down to suit the conditions.
So, in projection, the speed is slowed down; the subject photographed at two thousand pictures per second is thrown upon the screen and brought to the eye at the rate of sixteen pictures per second.
To obtain a lifelike result, his pace should be slowed down 75 per cent.
He ran a few steps in that direction, slowed down for a lagging second or two, spurted again, and ducked around the corner of a big machine shop on the left of the road a little below the guard house.
It slowed down, but we couldn’t tell whether it stopped, or whether the trees muffled the sound.
And the blooming thing is good for sixty miles an hour over a half-way decent road--though it can be slowed down to just about two miles an hour, and still be ready for a quick jump.
In the distance now, as they sped along, Jack's practiced ear caught a strange sound, and he slowed down so that he might listen the better.
He was playing for high stakes now, and at last he slowed down--not much, but enough to let the other car make a perceptible gain.
As soon as the driver of the other car saw the machine in which the three Scouts were riding, he slowed down.
He came right on, with his head up, then he slowed down to a walk, and looked back over his shoulder.
Bymby, in the afternoon, here he came running, and I run to meet him when he slowed down.
So I slowed down to a crawl, and blow me, when I got within hearin' distance, I seed a man by the fire.
Then he began to talk, and, as he talked, he slowed down.
I dare say he could, but at that moment, we slowed down at a station and Stumm got up to leave.
The arches of a bridge, spanning two forks of the stream, showed in front, and as I slowed down at the bend a sentry's challenge rang out from a block-house.
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