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Only a couple of weeks ago, Canadian Mike Weir - a notorious slowcoach who apparently won't start his preparation for a shot until it is his turn to play - caused a lot of post-round bad feeling with his ice-like pace of play during what used to be called the LA Open at Riviera.
They found adding more trains just led to longer platoons; and when trains could pass each other, they just shuffled their order within the platoon - one slowcoach always led.— New Scientist - Online News
It brakes automatically and slows to the speed of the slowcoach.— Motoring
Ferreting is a business generally transacted without hustle, and the keeper was a noted slowcoach.— Lines in Pleasant Places Being the Aftermath of an Old Angler
I am an old slowcoach, and your scheme makes me tremble.— More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1
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