Sentence examples for slacken the pace from inspiring English sources
He told me a story about a client who, having bought her first pair of his heels, was forced to slacken the pace of her morning walk.
After scoring its goal, Argentina was content to slacken the pace, keep possession and oblige Nigeria if it could shoot from 20 yards or more.
A predominately schools audience displayed a degree of restlessness during the contemplative solo numbers – which do slacken the pace of the second half.
Markets are now waiting to see whether next week's meeting of the Federal Reserve will provide clues as to when America's central bank might start to slacken the pace of its quantitative easing programme.
It prevented the latest civil-rights bill from being voted upon in the Senate; it led Sen. Mansfield to ask federal agencies charged with civil rights legislation to slacken the pace in the South; the Georgia gubernatorial primary was won by segregationist Lester Maddox.
He never surrendered his pursuit of literary greatness--merely shifted the mode and slackened the pace.
And, far from slackening the pace of the cuts, Osborne is looking to step them up during the next parliament, if the Conservatives win.
None of this slackens the pace of a book which is equally adept at describing a long summer as it is at a trial whose dialogues occupy the second part.
If Mr Abe slackens the pace on economic reform to concentrate on the constitution, says someone close to him, there could be a run on the equity and bond markets.
But then, through circumstances too wild and complicated to explain, Jack and his telepathic dog wind up on a fishing trawler in the mid-Atlantic, and Klass, without slackening the pace an iota, gives the reader a passionate, evocative and morally nuanced introduction to the horrors of factory fishing, complete with an authentic-sounding sea shanty and Gisco's angry denunciation of "Moby-Dick".
One spin-off of this international networking is that it is all good ammunition to keep those nice state unemployment benefits people at bay, lest they think I am slackening the pace in my search for research work.
