Sentence examples for a startling pace from inspiring English sources

Science can move at a startling pace.

At the same time, however, the number of people in prison for life has more than quadrupled since 1984 and continues to grow at a startling pace.

Every day we are given more and better tools to realize our dreams, to visually create, and it is happening at a startling pace".

With her songwriting evolving at a startling pace, 2015's acclaimed EP, As Long As, was written in-between studying for her GCSEs.

Robert Pollard dissolved the band in 2004, but continued to churn out songs at a startling pace for his various side projects, including Lifeguards, Circus Devils, and Boston Spaceships, some of which included collaborations with ex-GBV members.

A city councilor was charged last month with accepting a $1,000 bribe, and grand jury subpoenas have been landing in state and city offices at a startling pace.

He highlighted the quickening pace of the epidemic, which is taking lives at a startling rate.

Growth just shy of 10% a year became the norm.One reason for this startling pace was the application of new technologies to the workplace something that was as noticeable in cafés as in the factories of Milan and Turin.

Biarritz needed to start the second half quickly to have any chance but Yachvili missed an early penalty and although Ngwenya saved a second try by once again demonstrating his startling pace, this time running down Ian Madigan, the Catalan side's chance had gone.

Few nines anywhere, however, possess the startling pace that took him away from Henry Slade, past a stricken Thomas Waldrom and over the line despite the despairing attempt of Tom James to stop him.

Even Offiah has been following Penny's career with interest since he scored two mini-classics on his televised debut at Leeds, and he would have enjoyed the youngster's third here especially, when he showed startling pace to win the race to Lee Briers's intelligent kick from a scrum deep inside the Warrington half, and dribbled ahead twice to score.