languorous in a sentence

• Reynolds says, slipping into Woodward's languorous Southern accent.
• Wilson's irresistibly languorous duet with " Boogaloo"
• Valentino said he wanted to recall the languorous chic of the 30s.
• A languorous pace has endeared baseball to generations of Americans.
• Such languorous and luxurious living came at a high price.
• The languorous days of August are no time to read new books.
• The scene projects a languorous sexiness that is resonating with modern audiences.
• Languorous or lightning-fast or impossibly cerebral, absolutely.
• Those languorous Venutians ?, NEW STRAITS TIMES-MANAGEMENT TIMES
• His languorous intonations menace and amuse in the same breath.
• It's difficult to see languorous in a sentence .
• His style favoured seductively languorous women against classical or oriental marbled backdrops.
• All five seem fluid, languorous and unself-conscious.
• August is a slow and languorous month for publishing.
• And it may be woefully languorous given the crisis of liberalism at hand.
• How can one be so languorous and so edgy at the same time?
• But it has been classically Mexican in its languorous pace and voluptuous quantities.
• Vignettes gave way to full company work, comprised mainly of languorous duets.
• Maybe that's why it's languorous.
• Ms . Uprichard's languorous designs are outselling her hard-edged looks.
• The long skirts were not languorous but awkward.