Sentences with phrase «began apace»

The partnership is reborn, much to the relief of the seemingly unflappable producer Richard D'Oyly Carte (Ron Cook) and his capable second, Helen Lenoir (Wendy Nottingham); preparations for The Mikado begin apace; and the second half of Topsy - Turvy becomes a backstage musical.

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Venture investment in blockchain start - ups began in 2012 and grew apace in 2016 and 2017.

Copying word - by - word and line - by - line, she begins to puzzle over meaning apace.

By the 1970s, it was increasingly obvious that we needed economic liberalization, which began during that decade and continued apace in the 1980s and 1990s.

The details: The reboot - ification of popular culture continues apace with this latest attempt to retell a familiar story by going back to before the beginning.

Larry Poons (b. 1937 in Tokyo, Japan) is an American artist known for his pursuit of painting, which began in 1959 and continues apace today.

When I say recovery from the Little Ice Age in some sense «explains» global warming, I mean to say that the current warming trend began when the LIA ended and has been proceeding more or less apace ever since.

«An inventory of plants and animals begun in the 18th century continues apace with the discovery of about 18,000 additional species each year.

Beginning in earnest in the 1990s and continuing apace to the present, legal educators of many stripes have commented extensively on the rapid globalization of law and the consequent need to globalize legal education.1 Their argument in favor of globalizing the law school curriculum has both empirical and normative dimensions.

One merit of the staggered, fixed - term system is that a process of court renewal would begin no later than two years after that long - serving prime minister left office, and would continue apace.

And Smith predicts that activity will continue apace until about 2005 or 2006, at which time «if we run true to trend, our next economic cycle will begin and things will start to slow down.»