Sentence examples for entertaining pace from inspiring English sources

Give her due credit, though, for expertly organizing her material at an entertaining pace while dropping every imaginable name as her characters "drive down to Ascot in summer frocks and feathered hats".

However, VanDerWerff felt that the episode moved at a constant and entertaining pace, and that it and "Roosters" never felt stretched out longer than they should have been.

If you enjoy telling stories, learning to tell them well means staying on topic, making them entertaining, pacing them well and keeping listeners' interest.

But it doesn't really matter, because the satire is so entertaining, the pace so sharp, the writing so witty that you are inclined to think, well, it's a fable, and fables are always disconnected from reality.

What Moonves sought for news, an associate told me, was "a more entertaining, faster paced" newscast, one that might attract more forty-five-year-olds not the approach forty-five-year-olds notther CBS News executives.

Hamlin is an outspoken, occasionally brash and often entertaining change of pace for Nascar.

The Bronx Opera used a new edition by James L. Zychowicz, with a witty English translation by Benjamin Spierman, who directed the entertaining and snappily paced production.

Watch this hugely entertaining space.

When Andrew Strauss won the toss and said England would bowl, the game was turned into an entertaining trial between three pace bowlers determined to make a case for a role against South Africa next month.

Admittedly, some of these review pieces are entertaining, but the rapid-pace demand for the development of online content means that the authors, plainly, need to be reactive instead of generative.

Another entertaining figure flailing against a pace attack with no observable hand-eye co-ordination is the Earl of Cardigan.