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91. Gretzky had 23 goals and 79 assists this past season but has shown signs of slowing down.

92. Similarly, slowing investment in high-tech capital will not show that the new economy is pure hype.

93. But the rate of growth was already slowing from 2.4 % per year down to 1.8 % in the 1990s.

94. Bush's tax cuts and the slowing economy mean that Pentagon policy choices will have to be made this year.

95. The train was slowing slightly; they must be close to the station.

96. The side of the highway: cars slipping by, those in the closest lane slowing to get off on to a ramp.

97. The results encouraged investors expecting earnings disappointments because of a slowing economy.

98. But going forward, declines in both exports and imports could be yet another sign of a slowing economy.

98. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

99. He heard the train whistle, the engine was slowing for a signal then he heard it pick up speed again.

100. The sluggishness in Michigan comes amid signs of a slowing national economy.

101. Old folk ambled, fanning themselves with hats or newspapers, slowing down their progress.

102. As the train began slowing down for North Chittendon, I flattened myself against the window.

103. The rate of house price growth in London and the southeast is slowing dramatically, according to the Halifax.

104. The pace of technological innovation in manufacturing does not seem to be slowing down.

105. Microsoft faces three main challenges: the rise of the Internet, slowing applications revenues and the threat of break-up.

106. Instead of slowing down and driving through the snow and ice like sensible individuals[Sentencedict.com], they drive like idiots.

107. That is a reflection of the fact that the world economy is slowing down.

108. Or, should they be slowing down because sooner or later their hectic pace will do them in?

109. Some studies showed the seismic waves that passed through it speeding up; others showed them slowing down.

110. This is a real bonus considering that anti-virus software is often responsible for slowing down your computer.

111. Slowing down does not help, and generally the driver is not brave enough or quick enough to try accelerating.

112. Slowing motor, electric putter, rotary joint, linear motor, jack.

113. Carrie felt the train to be slowing down.

114. White sea ice, by contrast, reflects sunlight, slowing warming.

115. Ray Bradbury turned 90 years old on Aug. 22, and the science fiction pioneer has no intention of slowing down.

116. Volumes of Kent, Lucky Strike, Dunhill and Pall Mall, the so- called major global brands, rose 4 percent in the period, further decelerating after two quarters of slowing growth.

117. "Real estate was really slowing down," Firetag said. "I've always had an interest in macro-economics, financial markets and geopolitics.

118. Conversely slowing down a blink can be sexually attractive as it mimics a wink.

119. Many developing countries could reduce public spending without slowing economic growth or adversely affecting the poor.

120. With slowing global demand of capital goods , the outlook for Japan seems gloomy at best.