Sentence examples for actually pace from inspiring English sources

Unexpected threads overlapped, the magic dust was properly shimmery and I had to stop reading to actually pace, marveling at what one writer can imagine, what a novel is capable of holding.

"When I am actually pacing the floor, when the store is finally closed," he said, "I would reflect on the fact that I am walking the very physical space that 100 years ago people also have walked and somehow you feel that spatial and temporal dimensions have been contracted in a moment".

But it actually paces out pretty good with playing the biggest songs we've had plus our new material.

Would that Rudy Giuliani's five-star Republican nightmare actually paced the Oval Office, pondering how to disarm, demilitarize... defang American exceptionalism.

We got immigration wrong, not recognising that actually the pace of eastern European migration would have an impact on our communities".

Despite all the headlines in recent months about high-profile hedge-fund collapses and near-collapses, data from the industry publication Absolute Return suggests that 2008 is actually on pace for the smallest number of fund shutdowns in several years.

According to his study of the first 12 years of the wild card, the Mets needed a record of 92-70 to qualify for the postseason, which meant they needed to win 62 of their final 100 games, actually a.620 pace.

You'd have to go back more than four decades to 1968 to find the last year that the minimum wage actually kept pace with inflation for workers.

The Dutch have actually increased the pace of their play to match Romania.

America's prosperity depends not on other countries' productivity growth, but on its own (actually pretty fast) pace.

Salazar pointed out that in many marathons the top contenders' pace actually quickens in the last six miles.