Sentence examples similar to succession of paces from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the more nuanced points of the 1994 episode have been lost to a simpler, cruder interpretation: that a move by the Fed (to slow the pace of purchases, for example) will be shortly followed by a succession of rate hikes.

A succession of phases saw scrum-half Conor Murray squeeze over after four minutes and then seven minutes later Ireland repeated the dose, recycling at pace in tight confines for hooker Rory Best to cross the line.

His works explored innovative instrumental timbres through a slowly paced succession of unrelated soft sounds.

The crisply paced succession of performances was punctuated by well-known speakers introducing this year's honorees.

Mr. Wheeldon makes his stage world both ethereal and substantial, and perfectly paces its succession of incidents.

In the latter stages of the season, MacLaren scored prolifically, making a succession of high scores at rapid pace.

Real's then-coach turned to his backroom team with a look of astonishment and a sharp intake of breath after Bale outstripped a succession of defenders in an unstoppable demonstration of pace and athleticism.

When Carter died in 1966, Mr. Stanley kept the pace with a succession of bands.

Far from Hinton's coyote, she seemed like a somewhat manic roadrunner, trying to keep pace with the succession of cases that treadmilled beneath her.

After three years of practice, Zhou enters them into a preliminary military examination in Tangyin in which sixteen-year-old Yue wins first place by shooting a succession of nine arrows through the bullseye of a target two hundred and forty paces away.

Beyond the succession of peerless gags and zingers, the zany tone and breakneck pacing, the movie skewers all the hype and make-believe of Tinseltown, but does it with considerable affection.