Sentence examples for pick up pace again from inspiring English sources

The wealth share of emerging markets is expected to pick up pace again.

March's gain of 162,000 jobs was the best monthly labour-market performance since the recession began and provided hope that America's economy is starting to pick up pace again.

Analysts and key industry players said that sales were likely to remain subdued until borrowing costs are brought down and the economy starts to pick up pace again.

Once the PC back-to-school shopping season happens, when the holiday shopping momentum and the e-commerce frenzy of the last years start to pick up pace again, the seasonality returns and people go back to school, go back to work, come off of vacation and start using the Internet more.

Surveys reveal that economists tend to agree that the American economy will pick up pace again over the next months.

But it picked up pace again during the day as temperatures rose and humidity fell.

That nearly stopped by the hole before picking up pace again, it wasn't even a particularly bad putt!

And that means ECB president Mario Draghi facing the press this afternoon, at a time when the eurozone crisis is picking up pace again.

The miniature Mr Haughey's alleged reply on receiving bank drafts from Mr Dunne—"thanks a million, big fella"—has passed into Dublin folklore.But the tale is picking up pace again.

Merger talks between Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines picked up pace again on Sunday, and people briefed on the negotiations said an announcement of a deal could come as soon as Tuesday.

In a country where collecting foreign art ceased in 1917 and picked up pace again only recently, Ms Zhukova is in the vanguard of that mix of fashion, philanthropy and patronage that gives the art market its particular buzz, even if at the moment the couple may not be the biggest spenders.