31. While some books sell at a torpid pace, Miller and Ms . Kane refuse to drop any. 32. And some of them even liked the early-summer heat, which had stunned the city torpid . 33. The Americans, meanwhile, seemed torpid , the urgency gone from their game along with four starters. 34. Our summer of torpid politics suddenly came alive with the freaky spectacle of two presidents trash-talking. 35. The Blackwood's wallowing body roll and torpid reflexes mock Lincoln's assertions of sporty handling. 36. They are trying to find another buyer for the car group, but the response has been torpid . 37. These birds require frequent feeding while active during the day and become torpid at night to conserve energy. 38. Profitability returned to the long-time leader in the keyboard industry after years of torpid financial performance. 39. The torpid pace could pick up when the prosecution's next witness, Brian " Kato" 40. The characters remain hazy ciphers in the torpid atmosphere of a place you'll never want to visit.
