Sentence examples for customary pace from inspiring English sources

"The project needs to move ahead now, and it can't wait for the political process to finish up at its customary pace".

Full of her customary pace, darkness and fury, it's also tempered with the generosity, warmth and humanity that has characterised her more recent work.

JOHANNESBURG — As votes were being counted Thursday in South Africa's local elections, the governing African National Congress was once again steamrolling to victory, though not quite at its customary pace.

But in the overheated talk last year of a new gold frontier, the buccaneering Canadian "juniors" could not wait for the wheels of Indonesian bureaucracy to grind along at their customary pace.

Physical performance was assessed by a battery comprising chair rises, a timed 6-m up and go test (TUG) and a 3-m customary paced walk; used to calculate walking speed in metres per second (m/s) [ 22].

Political and economic reform will continue, but at the customary glacial pace.

The traffic resumed its customary slow pace and I resumed drinking my beer, which, like most food and drink in this town, tasted mighty fine.

Astride an unfamiliar horse he characterized as "vicious and but little used," Grant set his customary fast pace, leading one member of the party to later recall that "the brilliant cavalcade of generals and staff officers was left behind by the hero of Vicksburg".

Young Jordanian men, out for an afternoon jog in their customary spot, sprinted to keep pace with the otherworldly interlopers, if only for a short time, and then dropped back and resumed running at a less ethereal rhythm.

Press on, remembering to temper your customary impatience with a little pacing - the haul to New Year is partly a test of stamina.

With his customary menagerie of plush toys at hand, he paced the room, singing softly while rubbing a pealing tone on the rim of his cognac goblet.