But, by the 17th and 18th century, the rhythm of growth slowed considerably.
From around 1728-1730, its rhythm slowed to less than once a week, and during the years 1730-1740, it met only once every two weeks.
The rhythm never slowed, and Karl's eyes never wavered from the trunk of the tree.
The rhythm of her heart slowed as she relaxed.
"Doc, I got to ask you something," he finally spoke as the rhythm of chains slowed at the toll booth.
Flint's spooning rhythm slowed for just a moment.
The rhythms have slowed to land speed, and the guitar is more subdued.
The rhythm of her breathing had slowed, deepened.
The rhythm of his breathing slowed, and he felt the cycle of the dreamtide again.
The Duke's rhythm slowed and cooled, as if some moving liquid stiffened into stone.
