Sentence examples for taking a pace from inspiring English sources
Students taking a Pace course called "Road to the White House," taught by Christopher Malone, will watch in another room, along with more than 100 high school students.
He takes a pace backwards so he is 2m from the wall.
But he stops dead, and stares at me. "I'd involuntarily taken a pace back from Ponsford's crease.
And the others took a pace backwards, leaving the most organised and numerate one in the frame.
We don't have the luxury of taking a leisurely pace".
Both sides reduced to 10 men... Völler running off to the dressing room, Rijkaard taking a more leisurely pace.
So, in a bid to avoid non-market margin pressure that sharper revenue growth expectations might demand, the company is instead taking a more measured pace.
"Ballet Imperial" takes a courtly pace toward this climax although the ballerina requires speed, and Ms. Ananiashvili took naturally to it.
The lead runners had taken a cautious pace, giving an edge to Cabral, a track-and-field All-American who prides himself on his closing speed.
Using long takes, a leisurely pace and periods of silence, it follows a middle-aged man who is bent on suicide (although the reason is never given).
