Sentence examples for tight pace from inspiring English sources

But I did have to pick my way very carefully, while at the same time keeping the narrative moving at a quick, tight pace.

But while his knack for tight pacing is still in evidence, the specificity that bolstered plays like "The Blowin of Baile Gall" has given way to a sort of generic shorthand for working-class America.

Despite the play's fluent dialogue, careful structure and tight pacing (you'd expect no less from a professional with Mr. Dietz's résumé) and the fine work of the designers — Ken Larson (lighting), Karen Kinsley (costumes), Martin E. Vreeland (lighting) and Jack Kennedy (sound) — "Shooting Star" fails to persuade.

It's proof that subtle animation improvements and a few tight pacing edits, among other things, can have amazing effects.

Colin Covert of the Star Tribune gave the film a positive review, saying "It takes everything that's made Pixar shorthand for animation excellence -- strong characters, tight pacing, spot-on voice casting, a warm sense of humor and visuals that are pure, pixilated bliss -- and carries them to the next stage".

A group of runners — generally considered the greatest field ever assembled in Boston, for the first anniversary of the marathon bombings — stayed in a tight pack, pacing themselves, while Meb, as he's universally known, surged onward.

The game's opening salvo unfolds in mere minutes and this set-up is typical of the drum-tight pacing of the game's plot.

Other reviewers felt that having multiple lead protagonists with contrasting personalities gave the narrative tighter pacing.