snaillike

About half a billion years ago, their snaillike ancestors evolved to use their shells as a buoyancy device.

If the pace of play isn’t too snaillike, he is also able to join them for dinner.

So she headed to the Governors Ball, which is in a red velvet-lined ballroom in the same complex as the Dolby Theater and involved cutting through a chilly and puddly outdoor mall, gown trailing a snaillike wet streak.

Fern colors small and snaillike.

Then there had begun a snaillike approach of the Union Army toward Corinth, where General Beauregard had withdrawn with the Confederate Army—day after day of digging entrenchments, marching a little distance, stopping to dig more entrenchments.