Sentence examples for a sedate pace from inspiring English sources
For McDonald's today, prudence is not a virtue, and a sedate pace is a recipe for disaster.
For the past month the primaries have moved at a sedate pace, with a single contest every seven or ten days.
I love running at night, when the tunnel vision effect of seeing only the ground under your feet makes you feel like you are flying, even at a sedate pace.
Despite the pressure surrounding it, the match started at a sedate pace as the hosts knocked the ball around confidently without creating any chances.
The game was being played at a sedate pace and only burst into life when Tadic completed a fine move after good work from James Ward-Prowse and Pelle.
Luton Council and leisure trust Active Luton are two organisations keen to promote the beautiful game at a sedate pace - Active Luton has recently been given £40,000 from Sport England for walking football.
A sedate pacing has re-established itself after the shock event of two weeks ago and we are sinking back into some of the hallmarks of Downton from the Good Old Days and the halycon era of the O'Brien/Thomas Partnership of Soapy Evil.
A few miles to the west, a $2.50 ride on the Metrolink tram line from downtown leads at a seductively sedate pace to an area that, until the 1990's, was distinguished by the bleakness of the Salford Docks -- the final, inland terminal of the Manchester Ship Canal, once an artery of empire.
It's about mid January each year when the fervour is over and life begins to return to a more sedate pace and when a true state of reflection and a perhaps more plausible setting of targets is possible.
Among economists, the question is whether this slowdown is merely a short, sharp period of readjustment to a more sedate pace of growth and a less frothy stock market, or whether it is the first step in the long, painful deflation of a bubble economy.
Ryan Moore followed Snow Sky on Telescope but having set a pretty sedate pace, Smullen then stole a march turning into the straight.
