Sentence examples for lose pace from inspiring English sources

At best its recovery will lose pace or peter out; at worst, the euro economies may tip into recession themselves.

There is absolutely no reason to suppose that Brawn will suddenly lose pace, though their BGP002 won't have anything like the same gestation period as the stunning 001.

Most American economists reckon that if house-price increases levelled out, consumer-spending growth would lose pace, slowing the economy but not by enough to push it into recession.

"The stimulus provided to the non-oil sector from lower crude prices, cheaper credit and somewhat stronger demand in the eurozone all suggest the recovery is poised to gain rather than lose pace this year".

There are reports that Van Gaal will be sacked if United lose pace with the top four and considering the draw against Newcastle has left us sixth - nine points off the top - there is a 'last chance saloon' feel about the Liverpool game.

He added jokingly that one regret was that he hated to "lose pace" with Gordon Davidson, the longtime director of the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, "as to who would 'turn out the lights.' " In Seattle, Mr. Jory will teach acting and directing in the graduate program.

It's disappointing then, that the film loses pace about two thirds in.

Mostly sharp and spare, the book just occasionally meanders and loses pace.

Go through the motions, but avoid losing pace because you'll get behind the rest of the musicians.

A generation of pace bowlers – Ishant Sharma, Sreesanth, Irfan Pathan and RP Singh – have vanished into a Kookaburra Triangle, losing pace, nous and hunger.

Mr. Takayama is entertaining but he is not a showman, and he never loses pace with your meal, even though he is serving everyone in the room.