Sentence examples for are pace from inspiring English sources
noun
Passage, route. One's journey or route. A passage through difficult terrain; a mountain pass or route vulnerable to ambush etc. An aisle in a church.
His biggest assets are pace and strength, yet he never uses either.
We have argued, consistently, that Tate's choices in Sucralose are, pace Jack Welch, to 'fix', 'close' or 'sell' the business.
There is a semi-open kitchen and most dishes are, pace Noma in Copenhagen, delivered to the table by the cooks themselves.
In Test match terms, Australia batsmen have become frail in thinking and flabby in technique; there are pace bowlers of considerable promise but physical fallibility, the result, many good judges think, not of too much bowling at an early age but not nearly enough.
Forgiveness in modern ethical theory may also be thought to belong to that realm of morality concerned with goodness rather than with right (justice), as are, pace Kant, benevolence and sympathy, which are regarded as imperfect duties that allow for individual choice over when and with regard to whom to discharge them.
The predictors for comparison are pace regression [ 22], agent-based system [ 23], two-stage SVR [ 19], SVR [ 18].
"We are pace-setting," Mr. Oki said.
There are pacing problems as well.
Patients with isolated sinus failure are paced in the atrium.
3. We are pacing ourselves.
Make sure that you are pacing yourself properly.
