Sentence examples for successful pace from inspiring English sources

Counting is mechanical, and the art of memorization proceeds at its steadiest and most successful pace when its rhythms and cadences are measured ones.

There is a strong pace bowling group now, built around Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad, the second most successful pace bowling pair in the game's history, and one that is rapidly closing in on the record of Courtney Walsh and Curtly Ambrose.

While NewVoiceMedia may not have a flash brand and profile, it's growing at a very steady and successful pace.

Mortaza is one of the most successful pace bowlers to have emerged from Bangladesh.

With more than half the votes already cast in those states, Democrats are matching if not surpassing their successful 2012 pace, the AP said.

What results is partially successful – the pace and punch of the title track, for instance, with its nagging sneer of a chorus, the sense that producer James Ford has tweaked Foals' ratio of riffs-to-electronics very nicely on tracks like Birch Tree – and partially not.

Each panel shows Vm distributions at time instances between 12 and 42 ms following successive paced beats at BCL of 170 ms. In both cases, the first beat shown is successful, inducing 1 1 conduction and uniform wavefront propagation away from the pacing sites within the model.

The increased heart rate with CLS seen during these studies is similar to successful overdrive pacing algorithms used for patients with OH whereby the heart rate is increased by 35 b.p.m. for 2 min before slowly decaying back to the base rate.

Digitization is occurring at an accelerating pace; successful leaders need to synchronize their organizations to digital clock speed.

Bragging that he depends on no-one, he nonetheless leans on his successful speechwriter, Henri Guaino, pacing around his office smoking a cigar while practising his oration.

Since possibly successful alternative RV pacing sites require a transvenous approach for lead implantation, these sites are probably not feasible in small children.