slow-footed

Some people have referred to him as a slow-footed point guard.

Slow-footed and bureaucratic, the company sometimes took months to make big decisions.

An easy play, with the slow-footed Martinez headed to first base.

"Some people even say a very slow-footed point guard," Jackson said.

The slow-footed Franco was going to need a break to score from second, however.

Our hunter is slow-footed, but he never loses the trail.

For the slow-footed, the price includes a prime vantage point to watch the spectacle.

Several times it trapped slow-footed beasts under the curve of its wall.

Slow-footed fighters have become a liability and must improve their skating or find another career.

However, Campbell says the government's slow-footed response in the face of attacks has eroded confidence.

Jackson is also slow-footed, vulnerable at the defensive end.

Retail investors, who often are viewed as slow-footed, have also leaped into the market.

On his face there is a slow-footed look.

Copeland is a 3-point threat and has shown the ability to drive past slow-footed defenders.

But being slow-footed comes with costs, as well.

Justice scored from third easily, and the slow-footed Bream was waved around.

The slow-footed Francis had no chance in the rundown.

Each team will consist of eager, young athletes and slow-footed, veteran competitive players.

He created off the dribble and picked the slow-footed Celtics apart.

It ended up being the triple that slow-footed Molina needed for the cycle.

She dashed past the slow-footed Frank and grabbed a lever just inside the hallway.

But on that wintry morning in 1960, television was slow-footed — the cameras were bulky and took time to set up.

The Europeans might have been less slow-footed, but they have now shifted into high gear.

The slow-footed Burrell appeared to have left a split-second early from third base, but the run stood.

They can’t rely on that many free-throw attempts again, slow-footed Thunder or not.