Sentence examples for thought pace from inspiring English sources

"They thought pace and price would be better by now," Mr. Locker said.

While I would defend Serrano's right to exhibit Piss Christ against its rabid detractors, I think, pace Sister Wendy, that it is more a statement about what we have done to our notions of what constitutes profundity in art.

Take the back row: Chris Robshaw and James Haskell did a good job in the Six Nations, absolutely outstanding, and with Maro in the second row, I do not think pace will be an enormous issue.

"You can see from the selection of the squad we've picked we think pace and bounce will be quite crucial on Australian wickets.

But, firstly, I mustn't forget that in a recent column I mocked comics fans who think thoughtful pacing represents bad value for money - worries like that are the enemy of art.

I thought the pace would be quicker.

"I thought the pace came back on top of him in that race".

Anybody watching, as I walked away, would have thought my pace unnecessarily quick.

"I thought the pace was pretty fast at first, and I stayed back.

They thought this pace was rather slower than what the Supreme Court meant by "all deliberate speed".

Halifax's economist, Martin Ellis, said that while he was not gloomy about the capital, he thought the pace of growth there would slacken.