Viewers' eyes and ears are kept busy throughout the almost two-hour show, which maintains a largely manic and tightly wound pace of wordplay, physical romping and set rearranging.
It teks the wind tae pace her / She's a leaper.
This narrator reminds us, "The trail is winding, the pace leisurely; let the loping, mulish narrative carry one along".
To his daughter his pacemaker remains a gruesome symbol of all that is wrongheaded and wasteful in American medicine, even more so because it actually wound up pacing two lives.
Serene in the preliminaries, he made all the running under Joseph O'Brien, who wound the pace up and had most of his rivals on the stretch going to the hometurn.
The younger Brownlee was the first to drop off, before Gomez capitulated as Alistair wound the pace up relentlessly from the bell.
The younger Brownlee was the first to drop off, and as his elder brother wound the pace up relentlessly from the bell Gomez capitulated.
Then the cold rains and wind slowed the pace.
As the offshore wind industry gathers pace, Britain could still emerge as a manufacturing power.
Having been held up and then arguably got outpaced in the Dewhurst, Rivet was able to wind up the pace from the front here and appeared to relish the extra furlong, staying on as well as anything to score by a length and three-quarters.
