Sentence examples for pace to which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gergiev conducted the orchestra at an infernally fast pace to which the dancers miraculously conformed.

When Guildenstern says, "Wheels have been set in motion, and they have their own pace, to which we are... condemned," we think once more of Beckett's doom-laden slogan "Something is taking its course".

Following Hamilton's retirement, his engineer Simon Rennie told him his advantage over second-placed Fernando Alonso and that he would keep him updated on the Ferrari's pace, to which Raikkonen responded: "Just leave me alone, I know what I am doing".

Demand will continue to rise -- that's undeniable, given expected growth in world income and population -- but not at the pace to which Big Oil has become accustomed.

That image of Clinton-at-rest contrasts sharply with the portrait of her as a Blackberry wielding road warrior who logged nearly 1 million miles jet-setting across the globe as the nation's top diplomat -- a relentless pace to which she would undoubtedly return, should she decide to run for president in 2016.

If you are eager to move on to kissing or more physical experiences, talk to her and find out what she enjoys and the pace to which she wishes to someday enjoy it.

We also used PACE to reveal which AA residues get depleted and to what degree.

But imagine that the blueprint only tells some of the workers when to start and the pace at which to perform their tasks.

The TV adaptation is six hours, so that's a very different pace at which to tell the story.

New petitions for clemency are on pace to surpass 2,100 this fiscal year, which ends in September.

With 219 homers, the Yankees are on pace to hit 252, which would surpass the franchise record, 240 in 1961.