Sentence examples for pace of talking from inspiring English sources

Soprano, mezzo, tenors, violins and cellos sing to the pace of talking drums traditionally used by griots, traditional storytellers, across West Africa, and the music is shot through with the udu – a clay water drum found in south-east Nigeria.

The feedback includes features like your pace of talking, how many filler words you used, sentiment analysis and number of grammatical mistakes.

Yet in Turkey the slow pace of talks is reducing the chances of success.

One of the consequences is that the pace of talks, without the need for interpreters, is much faster.

In statements on Friday, the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers accused each other of intransigence and expressed frustration at the sluggish pace of talks.

But Wang withdrew in December, irked by the slow pace of talks, and Feldman's plans and motives were a mystery.

Mr. Karzai's appointment could quicken the pace of talks with the Taliban holdouts, who are mostly Pashtuns and are now cornered in Kandahar, where Mr. Karzai's family is one of the most respected.

Once voting is complete, the union will step up the pace of talks at Ford Motor, the final company that must reach a deal with the U.A.W. Negotiations have continued there during the Chrysler vote, which has been tumultuous.

As he prepares to leave his post at the end of June, de Boer — widely admired for his diplomatic skills and commitment to blunting the gathering threat of global warming — says he is not discouraged by the slow pace of talks to reduce emissions.

He also noted that U.S. officials have recently asked Congress to delay new sanctions for 60 days, a hint that the Obama administration also expects a slower pace of talks.

The comments from attendees point to some possible areas for further research such as organization, pace of talk, volume of speaker and accuracy of slides.