Examples of 'pace' in a sentence
Meaning of "pace"
Pace is a noun that can refer to the speed or rate at which something happens or progresses. It can also signify the consistent and continuous forward movement, as in a steady pace. For example, 'She walked at a brisk pace to catch the bus.' (noun)
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- Step.
- A step taken with the foot.
- The distance covered in a step (or sometimes two), either vaguely or according to various specific set measurements.
- Way of stepping.
How to use "pace" in a sentence
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Pace and spread of growth in developing economies.
The scale and pace of work was unprecedented.
Pace of change is a challenge in communicating with stakeholders.
He stalked the pace and wiped out.
The pace car begins to pull over.
I have doubled my pace on the drill press.
The pace of change in the biosciences is phenomenal.
You need to just pace it a little bit.
C the pace of technological change is unlikely to abate.
Bit of a change of pace from my regular duties.
The pace of innovation has accelerated significantly.
Picked up his pace towards the end.
The pace of sustainable development is necessarily slow.
Micky needs some pace on the gallops.
The fast pace of infrastructure rehabilitation continues.
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This morning has been a refreshing change of pace.
The scale and pace of displacement are unprecedented.
I just thought it would be a good change of pace.
Yet the pace of progress is too slow.
Here too progress continues at a rapid pace.
I told him to pace himself and go slow.
They discourage complacency and a relaxed pace.
You are on pace for some kinda record.
Your clock is counting down at a maniac pace.
Alia keeps pace with the storm.
You may wanna pick up the pace.
Tear this pace down piece by piece.
States were called on to reconsider the pace of returns.
Implications for pace and quality of work.
The pace of reform is the main issue.
Run up the steps at your own pace.
I think the pace here is too slow.
Allow relaxation to occur at its own pace.
This is not a pace of adopting international standards.
He could not stand the killing pace.
She would pace back and forth.
I can not keep up this pace forever.
The pace of reform remains a major challenge.
Let us proceed at a pace acceptable to our people.
It is best to insert all food at a slow pace.
They picked up the pace right here.
They can not keep up this pace.
It will only accelerate the pace of marginalization.
Operate remote transmitter at a slow measured pace.
Targeted training to keep pace with trends.
Distance learning programmes are expanding at a rapid pace.
Doc decided a change of pace might help.
We are reducing our nuclear arsenals at a rapid pace.
It would only accelerate the pace of marginalization.
A physical reason for his deliberate pace.
