1.   But not as slow as I am,.

2.   This also means that the narrative tempo of the novel changes on many occasions, and on perhaps most occasions is particularly slow as a tempo.

3.   Although their minds might be slow as cement, doors automatically open to them on looks alone.

4.   At night on a home computer, surfing can be slow as molasses, and frustrating.

5.   At various times during the afternoon, the Net was almost as slow as the day the Starr Report was released on line.

6.   Aiming a pitch as slow as the knuckleball, and thus causing it to flatten out, can be fatal.

7.   But a slow album, slow as in molasses, slow as in slow-motion.

8.   But spotting the big denizens has been as slow as the fishing.

9.   Changing the course of the government is expected to be as painstakingly slow as turning a supertanker.

10.   Even the best of them are as slow as molasses in booting up.