Sentence examples for loss of pace from inspiring English sources

The loss of pace in their successor, Daniel Martin (1977), was all the more striking.

And it does this seamlessly, without any loss of pace or believability.

Certainly, there has been no loss of pace since Hillier took the reins in June.

Dropping deeper to find the ball and make the play, to offset his loss of pace, Henry has been responsible for several of Bradley Wright-Phillips' 18 goals.

Hare, with his lean dialogue and generous scenes, gave the actors room to think and breathe and spring an unnecessary joke without loss of pace.

Fans may balk at the loss of pace, but the actual low point here is Peter, a song about Treays's inner critic, a Hyde-like alter ego who undermines him, delivered as lumpen, shouty metal.

In particular, the loss of so much pace removes a significant weapon at Amor's disposal, especially away from home when looking to counterattack.

With Churchill, she had opposed appeasement before the war; now with him she embraced the European movement and as the opportunities of boarding the European bus slipped by she lamented the loss of cohesion and pace.

Moreover, when lithium plating emerged, we quantified that the loss of lithium inventory pace was increased by a factor of four.

Figure 1 A compares typical EGM signals during effective pacing, ineffective pacing due to loss of LV capture, and ineffective pacing due to pseudofusion.

Occurrence of severe necrosis coupled with premature senescence in leaves of the present mutant and in TM plants suggested that depleted endogenous GSH-pool in the proliferating tissues was unable to maintain the cell growth due to substantial loss in pace of mitotic activity.