Sentence examples for ideal pace from inspiring English sources
Real output grew at just about the ideal pace, even as residential investment shrank at an eye-popping clip.
I discovered my ideal pace was the shuffle he had adopted minutes earlier while trying to fix his iPod, which was stuck on R.E.M.'s "Man on the Moon".
The scientists concluded the ideal pace to jog was about 5mph (8km/h) - and that it was best to jog no more than three times a week or for 2.5 hours in total.
* Jericho, a CBS drama about strange goings-on in a small Kansas town after a mysterious explosion, "may prove to be somewhat of a sleeper, " but " one primary concern is that the show may unfold at a slower than ideal pace".
IGN's Jeremy Dunham praised the ordering of the puzzle elements, that new gaming elements are introduced at "an ideal pace", and that most puzzles have solutions where the player must "think 'outside the box'".
While Houdyshell and Metcalf go about their work — each gives her role the ideal pacing, balancing humor and resentment with business that is unexpected and true, such as Nora's habit of taking swigs of water from a bottle she keeps in her bag, like a jogger cooling down after a long run — the ideas keep coming, fast and delicious.
Some can also monitor how much time is left (distance or time) in a programmed ride, or how close the rider is to an ideal pedaling pace.
Mr. Gergiev's pace was ideal in the Tchaikovsky, luxuriantly slow but never sluggish.
While hardly elite, his pace is ideal because he trains with his wife.
Yesterday the bright sunshine and slight breeze were ideal for a brisk pace and it was Mutai of the Kenyan contingent who made the most of them for much of the race.
If intrinsic AV delay is long, this ideal timing of LV pacing may also be long, and so shorter delays such as 80 100 ms might be too short, causing the QRS to widen again, the ventricles to become more dyssynchronous and hemodynamics to worsen [ 33].
