Sentence examples for which paces from inspiring English sources

Throughout the program, produced by New York Times Television, Mr. Friedman returns to a softly lighted room and a comfortable chair, which paces the hour effectively, making it easy to absorb the ideas and information being presented.

What you'll gain is a connection to the planet that you couldn't dream of, and a glorious separation from the tick tick tick which paces that pavement-jarring left, right, left, right, left, right.

One of the thrills for those of us who love the big tumbling space of the outdoors Globe is the way gathering clouds and the waning of the day provide dramatic, all-encompassing lighting which paces a play.

It sounds earnest: in fact it's fantastically entertaining, full of incidents that would be too far-fetched for the wildest farce: endless animals get dumped on the director to babysit, for instance, including a 6ft iguana which paces the apartment restlessly, as unhappy to be cooped up as his temporary master.

Ms. Quinn gave a tour of her 100 birds, which paced behind woven wire fences.

The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index, which paced the market's strong rally in 2009, led the way once again, jumping 39.27 points, or 1.73 percent, to 2,308.42.

He had two blocks in succession, establishing the Nets' aggressive tone, which paced them to a season-high 32 points in the first quarter and an 8-point lead.

She had fine bone-structure, a good figure, a mane of blonde hair, and wore dark-rimmed glasses which ( pace Dorothy Parker) did nothing to diminish her looks.

But Giambi's attributes include selectivity, as he had 129 walks and a.477 on-base percentage, both of which paced the American League.

Ichikawa 2011a offers a semantics for counterfactuals in which, pace Sosa, sensitivity and safety are equivalent.

During the season, the Big Ten led the nation in attendance for the 37th consecutive season with an average attendance of 13,114, which paced the nation's conferences by over 2,400 per game.