Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Usage examples of "low-slung".
Diesel engines pig-grunted as the smooth low-slung shapes of the tanks and tank-destroyers crashed through brush and twelve-foot high cornstalks, past the flaming shards of a farmhouse and barns.
The low-slung robot rumbled imperturbably up the ramp and through the arch.
Globe-frogs clunked into one another getting out of the low-slung robot's way.
There were some brightly coloured straw mats on the floor, most of which was given over to low-slung comfortable looking rattan chairs and settees, each with a low table beside it.
The squat, low-slung tractor that took up nearly all the floor space inside would have started any time at the touch of a switch.
She looked out the window expecting to see Dane, but instead watched Trammell unfold his long form from his low-slung car.
Gray slid up from behind the wheel and swung one long leg over the door, then the other, stepping out of the low-slung car as if it were a child’s vehicle.
She unlocked the Viper and began to consider another problem: how was she going to get into the low-slung little rocket?
Alligators slipped off mud-banks into the water with little rippling splashes like low-slung dragons.
A long black shape churned out of the inner harbor and turned for the outer, its low-slung ram casting back twin waves and its stacks fuming.
Three-masted merchantmen for the most part, with a squadron of six paddle-wheel steam warships patrolling offshore like low-slung wolves.
The blue-white sputtering light of starshells made him slit his eyes at the dark motionless bulk of Sandoral's low-slung walls.