Sentence examples for set a cracking pace from inspiring English sources

But, as usual, the stale political arguments have begun all over again.Mr Obama set a cracking pace in his first days in office.

Ivana had set a cracking pace with the debut issue, which in its 80-plus pages had, by some counts, no fewer than 56 pics of herself...

Mr Kamps argues that nobody else in Europe's fragmented baking industry could repeat his strategy: although his firm accounts for only a fraction of the market, it is four times the size of the next biggest.Having set a cracking pace, Kamps is still on a roll: profits and sales were on course in the first nine months of the year.

Earlier on a lively Bellerive pitch the visitors set a cracking pace with openers Jimmy Peirson (57 off 35) and Peter Forrest (62 off 43) adding a 119-run partnership to set a new first-wicket record total for the Heat of 6-208.

Shepherdson, who has worked for the company for 16 years, has set a cracking pace on the high street, with a rapid-response design team that reacts not only to fashion on the catwalks, but in Heat magazine - so that you'll find next season's Marc Jacobs lookalike jacket next to a top modelled in the Atomic Kitten video.

With a five-year contract, a clear mandate to revitalize Woodside and high oil and gas prices, he's set a cracking pace in his first 20 months.

Spinosi sets a cracking pace and his fine Ensemble Matheus play with fierce commitment.

Lee Lewis, the director, he wrote, "sets a cracking pace, and her cast doesn't miss a beat".

So it is good to see that the UK is setting a cracking pace as it opens up government data for anyone to reuse.

It might not have anything original to say, but at least it sets a cracking pace – and with curly mullets, too.

I reported last week on the first half of the European Team Championship at the Creta Maris Conference Hotel in Crete, where Russia were setting a cracking pace.