Mr Paisley has been sapped by age and by slow-burning resentment at his new politics.

ECONOMIST: What next for Ian Paisley?

That, in itself, is one reason why this will be a slow-burning debate.

BBC: Cameron's hardest speech

"Ian Rickson's atmospheric, slow-burning and ultimately enthralling production proves far more compelling that I expected, " his three-star review continued.

BBC: Keira Knightley 'wins spurs' with West End stage return

The result is that simulated fires are, to put it mildly, rather slow-burning.

ECONOMIST: Next, the fire forecast

The Island of the Stars is not going to be stormed by a mob, but there is a deep, inchoate, slow-burning anger in America.

BBC: Has America fallen out of love with wealth?

Mixing the slow-burning grace of The National with the open-hearted warmth of Adem, "The First Days of Spring" spends nearly seven minutes seething and building and exploding.

NPR: Noah And The Whale: The Aftermath Begins

With comedy that ranged from the laugh-out-loud-obvious to the slow-burning subtlety that you only 'got' the morning after, this is decidedly good and appropriate theatre to watch in snowy Suffolk!

BBC: Review: Eastern Angles' Gills Around The Green

Something of a bottleneck has been created by the slow-burning attempt to develop a second New York-area franchise, to go along with the Red Bulls, who play in Harrison, N.

WSJ: Soccer's Battle for New York

British American Tobacco, the UK's biggest cigarette manufacturer, said it had no plans to introduce slow burning cigarettes unless it were proven beyond doubt that the cigarette would self-extinguish.

BBC: Smokers