Sentence examples for be out of pace from inspiring English sources

They might be out of pace with the action and drama pouring out of every other moment, but there was weight and emotion.

How can startups grow and prosper when the country's insistence on being out of pace with the times is causing promising enterprises to be still-born?

"That would make a good plot for Hollywood," he said, adding, "I really think I became a policeman because I liked to be out in the midst of the pace, the life, of a big city at night".

The reason why all kinds of reforms are out pacing women's rights is because of the political facet of women.

Still, despite the rosy data, some investors remain concerned that the ebullience of Wall Street's rally is out of step with the slow pace of renewal.

At the current pace, the state could be out of Lloyds altogether by this time next year.

That might not be out of the question if he keeps up his current pace.

The Kindle, in terms of demand, is out-pacing our expectations.

But in markets like Santiago, Chile, or Aman, Jordan, where inflation hasn't been as out of pace with growth, economic expansion represents a greater value in the real estate market because it speaks to what people can afford in the loan market.

"This means that once the first hike is out of the way, the pace thereafter is likely to be extremely slow.

He changed uniform jerseys between each inning, creating nine game-used jerseys, and changed even when he was out of the game and pacing in the clubhouse.