Sentence examples for though pace from inspiring English sources

As does Ryan — and several other players, though Pace was the most blunt — though he was not about to apologize, not after humiliating losses (to New England) and demoralizing defeats (to Denver) had threatened to sap the team's confidence.

But he suggested that even though Pace wasn't officially part of the class, "We got a lot of support.

Insofar as the key perspective is that of the conscious self, the specific feature might be called self-perspectuality. Conscious experiences do not exist as isolated mental atoms, but as modes or states of a conscious self or subject (Descartes 1644, Searle 1992, though pace Hume 1739).

Though pace bowler Chris Woakes got Aaron Finch to play on and Chris Jordan had Shane Watson caught on the leg-side fence, it was Warner who looked the prize scalp, with a miscue off Stuart Broad evading Morgan at mid-off and a strong Moeen shout for lbw turned down.

Kidd's seven assists in the first half, though, paced the United States team to its biggest lead, 11 points, in the second quarter.

Now, though, the pace of those changes should be declining.

Over all, though, the pace of advance still appears to be moderate.

Over the last month, though, the pace and strength of protest and crackdown has intensified.

As has become a recurring theme, though, the pace of consumer spending was unable to keep up with the growth in income.

Though pace-setting is prohibited at the Olympics, rabbits are frequently used on the European track circuit and in marathons to attempt to produce fast, even record, times.

It's very much for a younger audience, though; the pacing is pretty slow, and there are a good number of cutscenes that can't be skipped.