The euro fell as markets saw this as a dovish move, with the ECB cutting the pace of buying only gently.
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.
British households are paying off their mortgages at a record pace, cutting their debt by £13bn in the first quarter of 2015 alone, according to figures from the Bank of England.
While some established companies are still cutting jobs, the pace of hiring -- mostly at smaller firms -- has clearly started to pick up.
With a three-to-one ratio (my soon-to-be kindergartner and his two younger siblings), I could teach my child according to his particular learning style and strengths at a quicker pace, cutting out some of the wasted time.
Just as Urs Fischer's side had dared to hope they had weathered the storm, Sánchez and Walcott exchanged passes at pace, cutting out Balanta in the process, and the Englishman crisply dispatched a second across Vaclik and in off the far post.
King's most audacious attempt involved him changing pace, cutting in from the left and unleashing a curving, dipping shot which hit the underside of the bar and the inside of the far post before somehow rebounding, bagatelle style, to safety.
For all United's possession, there was a lack of cutting edge and pace, but they should have been ahead when Fellaini shot well wide from close range just before the break.
I followed Nasrin who was walking at a pace, cutting corners and turning down streets without warning.
He taught me how to get into a scene and how to get out of it; about cutting and pace.
