Sentence examples for requisite pace from inspiring English sources

Conductor Karen Kemensek maintains the requisite pace as Glass's shimmering glissandi work their magic.

Brown Ideye, at £10m, has yet to adapt to the needs of the English game, on the training ground as well as the pitch, but has the requisite pace to help Berahino and co stretch defences.

His bowling, for which he spent two years adding the requisite pace by adjusting his leading arm and adding greater zip to his run-up, could easily earn him the nod as a bowler alone on current form.

Woakes, who had to reconstruct his bowling action to add the requisite pace for international cricket and in turn found himself relearning the skills that brought lateral movement, has looked sharp at the Riverside – the quickest bowler on show, in fact – with his first-innings three for nine gutting Sri Lanka's middle order on day two to break the match wide open.

But the dancers' arms tended to look fussy and their feet choppy as the otherwise impressive orchestra, conducted by Andrea Quinn, sped them along at the requisite City Ballet pace.

Even in initially healthy hearts, nonphysiological pacing triggers dyssynchrony with detrimental molecular alterations underscoring the requisite of a synchronized contractile pattern for sustained cardiac well-being.

It's full of the requisite quick cuts and thumping beats and it moves at a whippet's pace.

However, if intellectual property for the complex chip was available on the Web, a group of engineers could simply rent or lease the requisite "off the shelf" intellectual property and design the final product at a much faster pace.

The requisite smirking "I'm getting too old for this" comments are kept to a minimum, and the pace is relatively brisk, from the nuclear blast in the Nevada desert to sinister G-men on the Princeton campus (featuring a welcome small role played by Jim Broadbent as Indy's dean) to a manhunt in South America.

The film whips through at a fast pace during its 90 minutes and seemed to keep the audience gripped, audibly gasping at all the requisite points.

Joyce, an En-glish actress and radio playwright, paces her début novel like a personal road diary, with well-timed twists, mishaps, and the requisite moments of self-discovery.