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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at pacing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific context related to speed or rhythm, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The runners were at pacing during the marathon, maintaining a steady speed."
Alternatives: "at a steady pace" or "in a measured rhythm".
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MR. BAEZA was a master at pacing his horses, whether front-running or on a stretch drive.
Part of the problem is that Mr. Janger, who writes some good jokes and isn't bad at pacing his scenes, doesn't have much comic presence as an actor.
India is getting better at pacing its films but have no idea how to really cut a chase or just keep the tempo moving because so much is based on the bloody songs that interrupt the action".
He said that while there were still more men racing than women, female runners tended to do disproportionately well in longer events, possibly because they were better at pacing themselves.
No actress is more adept at pacing a performance, and everything in "The Post" gathers force and narrows to a point — to a closeup of Mrs. Graham, on the phone, under multiple pressures.
Mr. Langrée, best known to New Yorkers as the music director of the Mostly Mozart Festival, was especially good at pacing the performance so that the opera unfolded in a continuous, tautly dramatic flow.
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