Sentence examples for economical pace from inspiring English sources

Besides, an armed entourage means that a ship can travel at a more economical pace across the ocean, saving thousands of dollars in fuel costs, rather than attempting to race away from the threat of piracy.

Pace is also a gait likely to increase energy expenditure compared with the most economical gait at this velocity gallop.

Reviewing his 650-page "Collected Stories" for The Times Book Review in 1989, Frank Wilson wrote, "Just about every story in this collection is a textbook example of what a piece of short fiction ought to be: immediately engaging, swiftly paced, economical".

The dramatic plotting is so faultlessly economical, the musical pacing so surefooted, that really unsuccessful productions are rare – Luc Bondy's famous attempt, brought to the Edinburgh festival in 2002, has been the only spectacular failure in my experience.

There is no credited director of photography, which is mind-boggling when you consider how the show looks (joyously cinematic; never has the making and pouring of coffee been so fetishized) and is paced (economical but with enough breathing room to let a couple of showbiz humans maybe discard their public personas here and there).

If the weight of the world doesn't have you stressed out enough, may I suggest The Wall? Doug Liman's latest film one of two to see release this year from the veteran American filmmaker, with his Tom Cruise drama American Made dropping in the fall is the kind of movie that will cause you to twist and turn in your seat throughout its economical and perfectly paced 90-minute runtime.

James Anderson is one of the best quick bowlers in the world right now with his orthodox and reverse swing at pace, and all from an economical run-up.

But the book is paced quickly, and is stylistically economical; the show demands that you listen to a suicide note for nearly thirteen hours, while the suicide in question is built up as the grand climax, the mystery whose specifics will finally be revealed.

When Billcliffe went in the 42nd over, having struck eight fours and two sixes, there was no one of sufficient ability left to contend with the medium pace of Thomas Odoyo, who proved as economical and niggardly at the end of his second spell as he had in his first, when he bowled Ishwar Maraj.

Lovely economical shot, and England are just picking up the pace again now.

Eastwood is known for his economical film shoots; his regular camera operator, Steve Campanelli, indicated the rapid pace at which Eastwood films and his intimate, near-wordless direction also featured during Changelings shoot.