Further down it reaches the path and the edge of the beech wood, where it quickens its pace and washes the chalk clean.
It improves over time, but it's not really until the finale that "Luck" quickens its pace and builds suspense and a sense of urgency.
The tortoise will win this race, and could quicken its pace.
With the end of the Cold War, the European Union both quickened its pace of regional integration and yearned for more autonomy from Washington.
It is worth persevering and reaching the depths of the narrative; after a couple of hundred pages, the book begins to quicken its pace.
"The Bold and the Beautiful," also on CBS but a half-hour show (the others are a full hour), has also quickened its pace to keep up with changing attention spans, and modernized in other ways.
From here on, Stanwyck's story quickens its pace, so much so that the reader of Madsen's biography can be left floundering in her wake; it feels as if, having notched all the main misfortunes of life in her first twenty years, she grabbed her first lucky break and refused to let go.
It took until late on July 4 for the storm to recover from its Philippine interaction and redevelop a central dense overcast and quicken its pace to the west across Luzon.
Much of the movie continues in this fashion -- the sprawling Turkish countryside setting belies the film's chamber-piece essence -- before a final-hour turn to Istanbul, where the plot quickens its pace.
