Sentence examples for vigorous pace from inspiring English sources

Few people expect the economy to sustain the vigorous pace it set in the first quarter.

In the meantime, this work is going forward at what is evidently a vigorous pace.

The tinkering is currently proceeding at a particularly vigorous pace; but do not mistake that for impending abolition.

A separate report on Friday showed that the economy expanded at the end of 2009 at a more vigorous pace than previously thought.

As a snapshot, swimming front crawl laps at a moderate to vigorous pace burns 528-623 calories per hour (9.8 METs).

The Haydn, taken at a vigorous pace with nimble detail and elan, was joyful music-making of the most rewarding kind.

With an increasingly light touch and ever more vigorous pacing, Mr. Connelly -- whose work will soon be making its way to the movie screen, and no wonder -- fuses doom and determination into surprisingly invigorating storytelling.

A 1600 m service area represents how far a participant could walk a return trip from home at a moderate to vigorous intensity pace within 30 minutes, which is the recommended level of daily physical activity for adults [ 40].

A 1600 m service area represents how far a participant could walk from home at a moderate to vigorous intensity pace, within 15 minutes, which equates to half the recommended level of daily physical activity for adults[ 12].

And so the average urban warrior might be forewarned that near-nudity on hot subway platforms may be counterproductive, as may be vigorous fanning, pacing and gesticulating if the train is late.

The Maryland Grand National, near Reisterstown, is somewhere in the tradition of the Grand National at Aintree, in England, which was first run in 1839 and is perhaps the most challenging and famous horse race in the world (see "National Velvet"), but the jumps here are lower, 3-foot-6 rather than 5 feet, and the pace is vigorous but not rigorous.