Sentence examples for length and pacing from inspiring English sources

Virgil Thomson's "Lord Byron," his third and last opera, is also revealing in terms of length and pacing.

The few criticisms for the game centered on its length and pacing.

So length and pacing remain, finally, subjective calls.

Worse — for both the length and pacing — are the many epicurean quotations that the performers recite between scenes.

But while the former had learned something about length and pacing (taking eight deliberate hours to unfold), the latter had nicked from The Killing only the opening premise of a missing girl.

Instead, he has a good range of well-disguised slower balls and an excellent cricket brain that enables him to effectively mix up his line, length and pace.

There has to be a mix of dance styles, of well-known and unknown names, of length and pace, difficulty and ease.

There's an idea of length and pace as tipping points, where it turns into being a consumer experience as opposed to an art viewing experience.

As novice riders, we had kept to day trips from Bertrand's comfortable inn in Nocito - so he could vary the length and pace of the day according to his group's ability and appetite.

"Miss Hart, a finalist five times and a strong hitter in her own right," Danzig wrote, "resorted to every device, including changes of spin, length and pace, in an effort to slow down her opponent".

Some critics remain skeptical, though, arguing deaths are inevitable given the race's length and pace.