Sentence examples for familiar pace from inspiring English sources

The old was the return of the familiar pace and pressing that is the trademark of a Brendan Rodgers team.

Still, Sudan's hard-line party, the National Islamic Front, marched the country through familiar paces.

At bottom, Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times, the pleasure is watching "seasoned stars expertly go through their familiar paces".

Despite an impeccable production directed by Scott Elliott, the play grinds through its glum, familiar paces without generating much dramatic heat or emotional resonance, notwithstanding a climactic outburst of violence.

Humans prefer the familiar paces known as "walking" and "running" because they require the least energy to move at a given speed, according to a new study.

I notice familiar faces pacing back and forth through all 160 steps of the mall over and over again.

Still, Salazar will likely offer familiar advice: fast pace or slow, sit and wait and outkick everyone at the end.

Seasoned backpackers who visited Thailand 30 years ago might find the pace familiar: it's pleasingly slow and sleepy, with simple stripped-back bamboo beach huts for just $7 a night, and three hours of electricity daily.

If you're not familiar with the pace, grace and elegance of the best of the chop-socky movies, you're likely to be knocked out by Ang Lee's first effort in the genre.

Specifically, taking 20 minutes to walk from one end of Somerset House to the other because we're stuck behind some die-hard fashionistas in 26-inch heels too busy struggling with the combined forces of gravity, vertigo and bunions to actually WALK at a pace familiar to human beings, as opposed to retired snails on a day trip.

Being familiar with the pace at which bridge-related problems are sometimes resolved, Mr. Bolger knew just what to do one summer evening when, on his way home from work as chief engineer at Rockefeller University in Manhattan, he saw that traffic was hopelessly gridlocked as a result of the latest construction.