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Coasted in sentence

16 examples of Coasted in a sentence

Our economies in the developed world have coasted along on something pretty close to full employment.
They like Aerosmith's song which is indeed great, they like the amazing special effects which had coasted a lot, they like the comedy side of the movie and of course many girls who love Affleck who according to my opinion is a really bad actor who tried not to be one, failed and now he is nothing.
Dillon, Fishbourne, Reno, should have teamed up for a much smarter effort, because this one slides in the B-Category and could have been done with no-name actors and a much smaller budget, since anyway, 2 armored trucks and a wasted warehouse could not have coasted too much.
The movie just coasted along and finally dribbled away.
The movie coasted along at a fast pace and the ending, although predictable, had the charm and sentimentality of so many other popular movies, without being overly pretentious.
Under Merkel’s watch, the economy has coasted, rather than addressing its mounting weaknesses.
Instead, he and his ex-KGB comrades-in-arms placed themselves above the law, abandoned meaningful social and economic reform, and coasted on high world oil prices.
As the world economy generates stronger headwinds in the years ahead, it will become easier to distinguish countries that have truly strengthened their economic and political fundamentals from those that have coasted on false narratives and the tenuous strength of fickle investor sentiment.
She has complacently coasted along, failing to address Germany’s mounting economic and security challenges, and allowing Europe’s many crises to fester.
Likewise, older people, particularly the baby-boom generation, have coasted on earlier generations’ consumption sacrifices.
The order was given to stop, and the frigate merely coasted.
The frigate approached without making a sound, stopped two cable lengths from the animal and coasted.
While the longboat coasted, drops of liquid flicked from the oars and hit the dark troughs of the waves, pitter-pattering like splashes of molten lead.
They coasted along as close in as possible, so as to notice everything, avoiding always the trunks of trees which floated here and there.
However, instead of returning on board as might have been expected, the boat coasted along the islet, so as to round its southern point.
I had coasted along the lower wall of the orchard--turned its angle: there was a gate just there, opening into the meadow, between two stone pillars crowned by stone balls.