sluggish

She could not understand why her mind and body felt so sluggish.

Drug makes me feel sluggish for about two days after.

Service is still sluggish, as might be expected the first week.

For a time the water would run sluggish and cold.

His general election campaign got off to a sluggish start.

The earth, too, seemed more sluggish to part and let me by.

Soon the sluggish current no longer held back the sea.

She felt so sluggish, it was an effort to keep her eyes open.

But they believe that growth will be a sluggish 2.5 percent, about the same as in the last two years.

Feel less sluggish and taking 15 minutes exercise each day.

But in so sluggish an economy, will the jobs be there?

It's all too possible that we may be looking at a sluggish economy into 2004, maybe beyond.

They have built a big fire, but away from it the night air will make them sluggish.

Most of the time, they looked more sluggish than scared.

We know that the European economy has been sluggish recently.

Then you know how sluggish a tired child can be.

As such, they are less sluggish than the average band.

He felt much better; still a bit sluggish, but okay.

"The town has been very sluggish in responding to the problems."

The Devils were sluggish at the start of the game.

After their sluggish start, things seemed to be going the Rangers' way.

That same night, the meal got off to a sluggish start.

This is one of the reasons job growth has been so sluggish.

The Iraq crisis comes after 15 months of sluggish economic growth.

The first three months of the year are often sluggish after the holiday season.