Sentence examples for agreeable pace from inspiring English sources
Some of us remember the agreeable pace and candlelit pubs of the three-day week, when society adapted to predictable energy rationing.
The dishes are simple, the wine is agreeable, the pace is brisk, and everyone is happy.
The trick is to bring agreeable company and to pace yourself — you'll want to taste just about everything, from the little pot of goat's-milk butter that comes with the bread (goat butter turns out to be slightly sour, surprisingly mild, and seductively good) right down to the sprig of arugula flowers garnishing the roasted black bass.
The trick is to bring agreeable company and to pace yourself you'll want to taste just about everything, from the little pot of goat's-milk butter that comes with the bread (goat butter turns out to be slightly sour, surprisingly mild, and seductively good) right down to the sprig of arugula flowers garnishing the roasted black bass.
The pace was slowish and agreeable, the repartee good-humored but unabashedly urbane.
No, positively the most agreeable way to read these books is to become a literary flaneur, to adopt a meandering pace and a open-minded, mildly impulsive attitude, as if one were lazily following a chain of associations through the Internet.
Professional, agreeable waiters.
SERVICE Agreeable, speedy, amusing.
The boys seemed agreeable.
