All the time quickening their anticipation of the incredible marvels he was bound to perform.
But now it's the time to quicken the pace.
But now has to be the time to quicken the pace.
It was time to quicken the pace, he announced; British politics is up for grabs in a way it has not been for 100 years.
Burbank would have grafted thousands of seedlings at a time to quicken the arrival of test fruit, intending to shock nature into novelty with all the tools at his disposal.
A time that quickens the pulse of real estate agents and luxury goods purveyors.
From time to time it momentarily quickens, as if tumbling over a minor waterfall, but its song largely goes unheard.
The only times the pace quickened was when she dipped back into her catalog, especially to her 1997 debut album, "Baduizm," which betrayed more of an affinity for hip-hop than her later albums would.
He closed it out with another, this time down the line, and time seemed to quicken for the veteran, for whom the clock normally ticks obediently.
