Sentence examples for to be pace from inspiring English sources

Which is to say that I consider the French system to be, pace Joly, a much more violent judicial system, because the defendant is subjected to judicial authority without mediation, and to direct, and unrefusable, questioning.

"Some companies want to do the minimum and others want to be pace setters.

Either you trust your partner, or you don't––which is it to be? Pace yourselves.

He seemed to be pacing himself, though at 67 I guess he's entitled to.

THARP -- An evening like this has to be paced in a number of different ways.

Nearly every measure under her command seems to be paced in a different tempo.

It's probably fair enough that a veteran of Taylor's standing should appear to be pacing himself.

Lord Coe, who two weeks ago married his long-term partner Carol, the daughter of former England cricket captain Mike Smith, as always seems to be pacing the distance well.

Wiggins continued to be paced up the mountain with Evans, Vincenzo Nibali and Rein Taaramae also in the hunt for the stage win.

The rate of the contraction had to be paced with the speed of a target.

All he wants to do is pace up and down the corridor, stroking the walls.