As he made his snail's-pace way across the marble floor, his obvious pain was a reminder of the suffering caused by thousands on both sides of the war.
Don't fret, though – Apple isn't ripping anybody off; though it's only coming to light now, the patent first got pushed through the paces way back in June of 2007.
They spend their days talking with one another, reading, watching television -- especially news programs -- and walking around a small courtyard ("It's 140 paces one way and 80 paces the other," Mr. Ramirez said).
Then, when the air cools, this easy pace gives way to a feverish night life.
"I have to pace my way back into a normal work life," he said.
This explains why the same review that likens "Lowboy" to Dostoyevsky also applauds its "thriller-like pace," the way "the suspense is expertly maintained".
Mourad forced the pace some way out with Big Buck's moving into second place and Oscar Whisky and Thousand Stars waiting in the wings.
But there is no agreement over the pace of Way's recovery, whether he will be ready for this summer's training camp, or if the knee will ever withstand the rigors of a full National Football League season.
Artificial intelligence is changing at a breathtaking pace the way we interact with our devices, friends and data.
When pace gave way to spin, Herath was again lucky to survive as replays of an unsuccessful lbw appeal from Graeme Swann showed that the decision would have been overturned on review.
Still, it'd be cool to strap one of these things to your guitar and slowly and methodically pace your way through a new song to learn the notes.
