In a sudden change of pace, Mr. Robards spent the summer of 1958 acting in Shakespeare (Hotspur in "Henry IV, Part One" and Polixenes in "The Winter's Tale") at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, and the next year he played "Macbeth" in Cambridge, Mass.
In the middle of the store, a sudden change of pace: shelves of dishes and cutlery, tables stacked high with bedding and artful displays of candlesticks and picture frames, all influenced by Japanese minimalist design.
"Their value is contrast, character, visual and emotional change of pace, a sudden sense of intimacy, scale, all evocative qualities of another century".
It's unlikely, though, that he'll be able to engineer a sudden turnaround, considering the pace and intricacies of building teams in the league: Sam Presti, the general manager of the Oklahoma City Thunder and another analytics savant, had to wait for Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook to blossom into the championship-caliber duo they are today.
All of a sudden, what was on pace to be a blowout was a four-point game. .
A sudden change of mood and pace occurred when McGovern's character, Simon, sings a lament for his baby, a cot death victim.
A sudden, sharp slowdown in the pace at which American employers are adding jobs revived concerns about the world's largest economy yesterday, with fears growing about the impact government spending cuts and higher taxes are having on the labour market.
The UK Borders Agency's enforcement instructions and guidance reveal that immigration officers have broad discretion to carry out spot checks, with behaviour deemed to be suspicious including: hanging back from a station barrier, avoiding eye contact, a sudden change in walking direction or pace, and seeking to avoid confrontation with someone perceived to be a threat.
The development of a sudden complete AV block requires urgent pacing intervention.
Everton lost again 24 hours later, an ill-tempered 3-1 reverse at Leeds, and all of a sudden found themselves five points off the pace.
