Sentence examples for and pace in a from inspiring English sources

As a result, viewers and reviewers of the pilot were inevitably looking for evidence of Boyle's presence behind the camera: conscious of camera-work, cutting and pace in a way that would usually not be the case, although it had happened with Boyle before: his Inspector Morse episodes – in particular, Masonic Mysteries – were among the most visually stylish of the franchise.

"Miss Hart, a finalist five times and a strong hitter in her own right," Danzig wrote, "resorted to every device, including changes of spin, length and pace, in an effort to slow down her opponent".

The north-west London plan states that changes need to be delivered "at scale and pace" in order to have a financially sustainable system by 2020.

Ms. Bell, a student of Vittorio Giannini and Peter Mennin, showed the most refined grasp of structure and pacing in "Andromeda," less a piano concerto than a well-wrought celestial fantasy in which piano figured prominently.

"Toy Story 3" was in 2010, the next one is due in 2018, and that pace in a Marvel world is a minus.

There is the striker's physical power – a ferocious shot with minimal backlift inside 10 minutes – and extraordinary pace in an individual of such bulk, to reach and dispatch it.

Lillian Hillard waited outside the office the other day, smoking a cigarette and pacing in frustration.

And Mizrahi feigns competitive chagrin, pouting and pacing in patent leather shoes showing just a bit of diamond ankle bracelet.

He controlled and modulated the pace in a way that created a dramatic reading of quite unusual power.

In his intense "Stabat Mater," singers swayed and paced in place; slippery harmonic shifts created an air of instability, while whispered lines conjured gusty winds.

His players seemed to be feeling the pressure of their perilous position in the table and were off the pace in a disappointing first-half performance.