Sentence examples for Nimble pace from inspiring English sources

The story unfolds at a nimble pace in an England still able, early in the twentieth century, to call itself an empire.

Put simply, the fund helps the college stay nimble and keep pace with its peers, like Stanford and MIT, who have larger endowments and are far less vulnerable to swings in state funding levels.

The Haydn, taken at a vigorous pace with nimble detail and elan, was joyful music-making of the most rewarding kind.

Critics worried that public enterprises were simply not nimble enough to keep pace in an increasingly competitive global economy while defenders argued that a small nation like Singapore could not afford to rely on private companies to make the strategic investments it needed to remain competitive.

Shaul showed a great turn of pace and nimble footwork to turn Makinson inside out to run in from halfway.

With his blistering pace and nimble feet it is no surprise Traore has the ability to beat his man.

Mr. Kushler, who is chief technology officer of Swype, estimates that the software can improve even the nimblest text-messager's pace by 20 to 30 percent.

Sparks' pacing is nimble and deft.

The Bulldogs are paced by nimble quarterback Brandon Cox, who completed 17 of 25 passing for 246 yards and three touchdowns in the Bulldogs' 27-20 league win against Burbank on Friday.

Yahoo is one of the oldest names on the web but has struggled to keep pace with more nimble rivals.

Established enterprises need to innovate to keep pace with the more nimble, smaller startups.