Sentences with phrase «much slower journey»

The ride across to the island takes less than an hour by by public ferry from the port of Padangbai, while traditional boats regularly leave; weather permitting, from Sanur beach for a much slower journey.

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Dear Elana, your absence did not go unnoticed... I was wondering why you have slowed down... thank you so much for sharing such a private and painful journey with us, your fans and followers.

«These targets must be the first step in a journey towards much greater sustainability; yet progress to date has been far too slow.»

This healing journey has taught me to slow down and not take on too much.

That first batch was a bit slow and not much fermentation took place... the grains were clearly a bit fatigued from their journey.

The methodical film bogs down in too much extraneous detail in the first hour, rendering the slow and arduous nature of its journey a little too authentic for moviegoers eager for the caravan to pick up the pace.

Much has been said about the slower and often stagnant pace of Peter Jackson's initial return to Middle Earth in; The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (review).

Though there isn't much of a beginning, a middle, or an end, the slow, unremarkable journey itself feels rewarding as we get to observe and relate to a slice of life for these ordinary characters.

This was obviously much slower than our outward journey from Stansted which, with transfer and check - in times, took about six and a half but it was so much sweeter.

Tales of Trains: Where the Journey is the Destination is a 180 - page narrative about what it's like to do some of the world's most epic long - distance train rides, including the Indian Pacific and The Ghan in Australia, The Trans - Siberian from Moscow to Beijing, the world's fastest train, and a whole host of much (much) slower trains as well.

The journey with the slow ferry is much longer — 7 - 8 hours (29 $).

The map size is great but just like with SPG2 I do find the long journey times (especially with the slower early - game ships) to be fairly tedious, though travelling through enemy sectors does lead to a lot of enemy encounters (not necessarily a good thing, depends on how much you like the game's combat).

So much fun to plan your trip, and if you are lucky, who will you meet on the long, slow journey...?