Sentence examples for to do pace from inspiring English sources
As a political leader, he was a realist who was prepared to take the tough decisions when that was not the politically expedient thing to do – pace his disavowal of unilateralism at the 1957 conference in the face of howls of protests from his Bevanite followers.
All he wants to do is pace up and down the corridor, stroking the walls.
Most of Hugh's and my travel arguments have to do with pace.
It's also what he calls Slow Running, although it's nothing to do with pace and everything to do with quality, as Slow Food is about valuing ingredients.
It may be to do with pacing – when Dan Brown knows he has to slow his pace down a little bit and let the characters reflect before a big chase scene in the Vatican, his characters talk it out.
The excuse usually being that they are confined by the deadlines of a multiplicity of modern media platforms – nothing to do with pacing themselves, or minimising exposure risks.
Does pace have a role to play?
It has something to do with the pace.
"He suggested it was to do with the pace of the greens at Augusta.
So they had gone down to do the Bedford pace instead.
