For a few short seconds I matched pace with them, then they sprinted far ahead.
The inside of us has not matched pace, in terms of evolution, with the world outside of us.
Between 1938, when the Fair Labor Standards Act first took effect, and 1975, Labor Department officials were constantly tweaking the overtime provision to keep up with the times, in particular to ensure that the salary threshold matched pace with inflation, Eisenbrey said.
North Dakota experienced extensive flooding in the Minot and Bismarck areas earlier this year, while in the western part of the state, the oil and gas boom has brought thousands of jobs but the construction industry has not matched pace with housing development.
The goal is to entice teams into trying to match pace, which wears down the best-conditioned opponents, especially in Denver's mile-high attitude.
The number of applications to service this data must match pace.
"He needs to show us that he's ready and up to Test match pace," said Gatland.
This isn't to say people stopped believing in the old gods, but evidently they needed something more to match pace with their wild and modern imaginations.
The women started walking again, quickening their pace until it matched the beating of my heart.
The Fed has said it will match the pace of rate hikes to the economy's progress.
The catalyst still needs to work faster, for example, as it can't match the pace of natural hydrogenases, and it requires a fairly high electric voltage to operate, an energetic penalty.
