Sentence examples for precious pace from inspiring English sources

A rare slow and precious pace of life thrives in Caraiva.

Certainly the likes of Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard are not slow but, with Ashley Cole also missing, there is precious little pace anywhere else in the side.

The staff is friendly, but just a little precious, and the pace slows between appetizers and main courses.

Editor Joe Klotz's (Precious) snail-like pacing makes the 107-minute length grind on and on.

But apart from three belligerent blows from opener Darron Reekers, there was not much conviction about the Dutch batting when it came to facing pace, and precious little idea about how to proceed once Younis turned to his spinners.

Tracing the political roots of the legislative ban -- and the program's own mandate and success to alleviate the long-time achievement gaps among Latino students -- Precious Knowledge's riveting pacing and compelling portraits will astonish, infuriate and inspire viewers.

But there is still so much time left in this match, and there was precious little swing for his pace attack on Sunday.

But, how can a museum of modern art, charged with the responsibilities of looking after increasingly precious works from the past, keep pace with the onward march of creative practice.

Proper Gamble came from just off the pace to win the $80,750 Dearly Precious Stakes for 3-year-old fillies by three and a half lengths at Aqueduct yesterday.

Although given the runtime (a pace-killing 109 minutes), there's precious little depth afforded to her character.

What Driscoll did have was access to the top players like Nerlens Noel in the Boston area, a precious commodity for Providence, which was trying to keep pace in the Big East.