Sentence examples for the pace that from inspiring English sources

The problem is that they will not rise at the pace that was assumed previously.

You don't know what to expect because there is so much in it – the editing, acting, the pace – that determines a film's success.

Hamilton was a lot happier than he had seemed after qualifying, having shown the pace that has always been expected of him.

That's the pace that has since become the de facto definition of "price stability," a target for central banks around the world.

The recovery since then has produced a rate of over 14 million sales per year, more than two million below the pace that once seemed normal.

But the pitch lacks the pace that generates a true spectacle and that encourages batsmen and bowlers alike to play attacking cricket.

You just don't have enough time in the day, or energy in the belly, to keep up at the pace that is necessary.

"So that's better than the pace that occurred in the second half of last year".

That "work harder" value will drive her to keep up the pace that is no longer healthy.

It's the pace that enables people to feel their bodies from the inside, as one does in meditation exercises, and to know if something might be ailing.

Egyptians are not ready for economic change, at least not at the pace that was seen in Latin America or Eastern Europe when they went through reform.