Sentences with phrase «going at a brisk pace»
I also typed in the numbers for a 2 mile walk, half of it going uphill, and going at brisk pace.
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He keeps the film going at a brisk pace without feeling rushed.
With 4,700 pounds to move around you really do need to be firm on the right pedal to get the Range Rover Sport going at a brisker pace.
Social media is going at a brisk pace yet Facebook is aware that they need new technologies and features to keep them going.
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You need to have trust in your teammate, that's how Juventus do it, midfielders don't bust a gut if one or two opponents still have the back four and keeper to beat, they go at a constant but brisk pace.
Sheen is pretty gripping as the main character, and the movie keeps moving along at a brisk pace, changing locations to keep things interesting and really building towards the climax as we go deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole.
Sheen is pretty gripping as the main character, and the movie keeps moving along at a brisk pace, changing locations to keep things interesting and really building towards the climax as we go deeper and
For the first few sessions we go at a brisk though hardly on - limit pace, but as the 40 - degree heat sends some of the press contingent in for refreshment we stick at it, gradually goading the Lamborghini instructors into quicker and quicker laps until, with a bit of judicious sandbagging, we drop off the back of the pace car, then get a clear run through the challenging second -, third - and fourth - gear left - right - left infield complex.
The traffic on the way home is «slow and go», as the local newscasters have taken to calling it, but I can still scarcely contain the excitement the Corvette in Sport mode provokes — even at a brisk walking pace.
That positive trend has been going on for the last few years, as Welltower's exemplary management team has proven itself able to grow the REIT's funds from operation (operating cash flow) per share at a brisk pace while reducing its debt as a percentage of overall capital (debt + equity).