Sentence examples for rushed pace from inspiring English sources

Several objected to the rushed pace with which the 138 pages became available only that morning.

But it's hampered by its fealty to the book and its madly rushed pace, which forces you to dash through the story like Lord Asriel.

You might not think that Martha would have much of a following in the city, with its cramped apartments, scarce outdoor space and rushed pace, and you would be wrong.

Writing in The Times, Manohla Dargis called this film by Chris Weitz "an honorable work" that was "hampered by its fealty to the book and its madly rushed pace, which forces you to dash through the story like Lord Asriel" (Lyra's uncle, an explorer played by Daniel Craig).

(Dargis) 'THE GOLDEN COMPASS' (PG-13, 1:54) Chris Weitz's take on the Philip Pullman fantasy novel has many of the virtues of a faithful screen adaptation (a fantastic bestiary and an icy Nicole Kidman) and many of the predictable flaws (clutter and a madly rushed pace).

On a bus tour of the Western city of Nara, several Japanese passengers complained that the Filipinos aboard who had trouble keeping up with the rushed sightseeing pace "don't understand 'dantai kodo,"' or group behavior.

They have laid claim to prestigious concert and operatic podiums with the rushed staccato pace of their percussive names -- Esa-Pekka Salonen, Jukka-Pekka Saraste, Mikko Franck, Okko Kamu, Susanna Malkki, Sakari Oramo, Osmo Vanska.

And while only 77 minutes long, the movie doesn't feel rushed; nicely paced, it merely shows that Mr. Wedig is sure of his material.

In 2007, the Giants again rank seventh in rushing, on pace for 2,020 yards.

This is Mr. Ebersole's first feature, and while he makes some bad choices — mostly by overediting and rushing the pace, and with showy chapter titles that zip into the frame — he tells a significant story about one woman that's more than just hers.

I rushed to keep pace with her.