Sentence examples for fallen the pace from inspiring English sources

While the number of seed financing deals has ballooned over the last few years as the cost of starting a company has fallen, the pace of Series A venture deals hasn't kept up.

As night falls, the pace slows as guests relax in the "big house" – a giant open-sided cedar marquee with log fires, sofas and hammocks – and share a communal dinner of organic vegetables and fruit, grown on site.

Two formidable competitors had already fallen off the pace.

Its overworked processor had fallen behind the pace of its primitive vision system.

He has fallen off the pace in strikeout race and at the same time has surged to the top in R.B.I.

The Giants' run of good form has pushed them up the table, but Quins have fallen off the pace and suddenly their sixth position is now under threat.

Everyone else in this elite, 29-player field has fallen off the pace, unable to avoid the troublesome spots of a treacherous golf course.

Were they sprinting to beat another storm cell that was gaining on them or because they had been warned by United States Golf Association officials that they had fallen behind the pace?

City have fallen off the pace in their push for promotion from League Two and have failed to win in the league since Boxing Day.

Mbithi fell off the pace.

Then Earnhardt's car fell off the pace abruptly.