slackens

As before the train slackens, the shack from the engine boards the blind from one side, and I go off the other side and run forward.

Holding Her Down 1907

As before the train slackens, the shack from the engine boards the blind from one side, and I go off the other side and run forward.

Holding Her Down 1907

As before, the train slackens, the shack from the engine boards the blind from one side, and I go off the other side and run forward.

"Holding Her Down" - More Reminiscences of the Underworld 1907

The rhythm slackens, which is a shame, because it detracts from the undoubted power of the ending.

The Persians 2010

Even as demand slackens this year, Airbus and Boeing will continue to dominate the market for large jetliners, Mr. Leahy said.

Airbus Keeps Top Spot Over Boeing David Pearson 2012

But he thinks sales will soften in August as demand for replacement vehicles slackens.

In Tsunami's Wake, a Car-Sales Boom Makoto Miyazaki 2011

In "The Magic Island" he reported on how in Haiti, "a soulless human corpse . . . is taken from the grave and endowed by sorcery with a mechanical semblance of life" for the purpose of "setting it dull heavy tasks, and beating it like a dumb beast if it slackens."

Instinct With Hellish Life James Kennedy 2011

Those needs are particularly pressing as demand slackens from one of Africa's most important trading partners, Europe.

World Bank Warns on Africa Trade Patrick McGroarty 2012

Humanitarian activists are concerned that the recovery efforts in Southern Sudan could be in jeopardy if diplomatic pressure slackens.

Sorry, Sudan 2010

That means there's less supply if demand slackens.

Smurfit Deal Is Set Carrick Mollenkamp 2011