Sentence examples for loses pace from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

There is a phenomenon too, found on some grounds, of which Lord's seems to be one, where the ball, if landing upright on the seam, can, as it loses pace, dip and shape in the air.

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

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.

Baseball is still selling tickets and drawing fans, but it feels as though it has dropped out of the center of popular entertainment, lost pace with the times.

11.37pm BST Dufner can't make his birdie putt, the ball losing pace just before the cup and drifting off to the left.

Raikkonen was positioned to challenge Rosberg when his tires began to lose their grip in the final 10 laps, and the 2007 Formula One champion rapidly lost pace, ultimately finishing 14th.

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.