Sentence examples for a crisp pace from inspiring English sources

Working at a crisp pace, Burnett kept his defense engaged, and his infield responded.

The show is very watchable and moves along at a crisp pace, but it doesn't leave much room to grow.

Mr. Berlanti's series tend to have a nicely glossy look and to move at a crisp pace, and "Golden Boy" is no exception, especially in some of the season's later episodes.

A rabbit, Jon Kielszak of Princeton, ran the first quarter-mile in 56.6 seconds and the half-mile in 1 55.2, a crisp pace that only Mucheru and Lassiter could stay with.

There's an effortless quality to Buckley's prose that's both enviable and annoying: he sets a crisp pace and tosses off great one-liners, but you can't help believing that he's capable of something a little deeper and more enduring.

The show moves at a fairly crisp pace, but it leaves one quietly dissatisfied.

Although it has its moments of excess, particularly in the occasionally florid writing style, Edith Grossman's translation is supple and elegant, and Montero's unromantic vision and crisp pace strike a harmonious balance with the lushness of the background detail.

I truly do respect the drama's crisp pace and sober tone, but did a story that veers into pedophilia, drug addiction, violence and child abduction absolutely need a few scenes set at a dying man's hospice bedside?

The first three episodes of "Helix," two of which air Friday, are directed with creepy precision and crisp pace -- even if I was a bit confused at times as to how much of what transpired was a result of poor decisions on the part of the CDC or due to factors they could not control (in other words, I wanted to root for the CDC team, but I wasn't always certain they were making wise decisions).

When he started against Boston on Sept. 18, Lieber took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, working at his usual crisp pace and pounding the strike zone.

But Schoenfeld's descriptions of years of legal wrangling among various Shubert heirs and their hangers-on slackens the book's generally crisp pace.