Sentence examples for matched pace from inspiring English sources
Charting the breakup of the Soviet Union ("Our Game"), reporting on arms merchants ("The Night Manager") and money-laundering drug kingpins ("Single & Single"), the master of the spy thriller has matched pace with the headlines, keeping us apprised of our next new enemy.
The inside of us has not matched pace, in terms of evolution, with the world outside of us.
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.
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.
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.
My new closest friend was matching me pace for pace: if I slowed, he slowed; if I leaned into a faster run, he did too.
"That is evidenced today as the 'devolution going rate' set in Scotland is not being matched in pace by that offered by Unionist parties to Wales.
Mike instantly matched his pace.
Tom Hawkins or Drew Petrie will both pose their usual troubles for defenders in their respective forward fifties and the two sides are also evenly matched for pace.
