Use of slacken in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include slacken at the start of sentence, slacken at the end of sentence and slacken in the middle of sentence
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slacken at the start of sentence
- Slacken off the ropes.
- Slacken your legs and slowly lie back.
- Slacken the reins or you'll hurt the horse's mouth.
- Slacken off the line, and pull the fishing rod towards you.
- Slacken the chocolate mixture with one-third of them then fold in the rest.
slacken at the end of sentence
- Simon allowed his pace to slacken.
- We're on the last lap, so don't slacken!
- Workers can be trained to do other tasks when sales slacken.
- The surge of profits fueling the stock market boom refuses to slacken.
- Only after the second death on that mild, sunny Saturday eight days ago did the pace of planes and people slacken.
slacken in the middle of sentence
- Nothing could make us slacken off.
- The pace did not slacken in the fifth.
- Don't allow the reins to slacken, keep them taut.
- Growth in the economy was beginning to slacken off.
- But it should slacken when the leash is held normally.
- Most people slacken off/up at the end of a day's work.
- Inflationary pressures continued to slacken last month.
- After hours of digging, we began to slacken up a little.
- The management expects demand to slacken in the New Year.
- A good tree tie will be adjustable and easy to slacken off.
- In the heat of the moment, he might slacken his moral principles.
- We've been really busy, but things are starting to slacken off now.
- But soon he had to slacken, for Nora made no attempt to match his pace.
- The Conservative government will not slacken the pace of radical reform.
- If this is the case, slacken the rod by small increments until the buzz goes.
- Better have no war for a thousand days than slacken your vigilance for one day.
- She would not even slacken speed as she raced through the far-ranging Jovian satellite system.
- I tried to slacken pace but the slowest I went seemed to be faster than I had ever run before.
- I was warned again and again by friendly police officers of some rank to slacken the pace: and I refused.
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