Sentences with phrase «reasonable pace with»

Not exact matches

This transfer window tbh i feel wenger has done a very good job.a skilled striker who has pace which is d most important thing with reasonable stats and EXPERIENCE OF PLAYING IN A TOTAL OF THREE COUNTRIES.

Everyone on here was wanting a Ba, Benteke, Bony type if they couldn't get the biggest names (Cavani, Suarez etc etc)-- strikers that are selfish (and I mean that in a positive way) with reasonable pace playing on the shoulder of the last man.

Ride in single file at a reasonable pace, always travel WITH traffic, and signal all your turns.

One obvious reality is that the film condenses the text to fit a reasonable runtime of 133 well - paced minutes, with Charles» eccentric widowed father and the youngest Flyte sibling appearing to be the most reduced among principal characters.

Goofy and entertainingly cartoonish, the seriousness and the darkness of the original is nowhere to be found in this latest action - adventure bonanza — a strength and a weakness at the same time depending on your love for the original film — with director Jake Kusdan ensuring that a steady pace of undertakings and jokes is kept throughout its reasonable runtime.

But I practiced (from about midnight to 2 am) until I could get through my whole rap at a reasonable pace (a little slow actually, but in time with the music).

I would count on consuming dividends from stocks with a reasonable degree of certainty that it will keep pace with inflation (that's the long - term record, the double - digit increases of the recent past were not sustainable anyway).

You get the cost to replace the item with a brand new one of like kind and quality, which is what you need if you want to rebuild your life at a reasonable pace after a tragedy.

With a Debt Settlement program, you must be able to build up funds for settlement at a reasonable pace.

You'll enjoy a well - paced, easygoing itinerary with tour days that start and end at reasonable hours.

Our Grand Canyon tour operators conduct tour days to start and end at reasonable hours with frequent stops so that you travel at a very comfortable, unhurried pace.

Pix the Cat starts you off at a reasonable pace where you will find yourself manoeuvring through levels and dropping off our ducklings with relative ease.

Not that we must do it with everyone to unlock things — just once is enough --(and with my dream of 100 % completion for the entire Kirby library, you better damn believe I'll force myself to do this — at a reasonable pace, that is!).

Where a person has been arrested for an indictable (formerly an arrestable) offence, s 18 (1) of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE 1984), as amended by the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005, empowers the police to enter and search any premises «occupied or controlled» by the person under arrest where the relevant officer has reasonable grounds for suspecting that he will find on the premises evidence relating to the indictable offence for which the person has been arrested, or evidence relating to some other indictable offence which is connected with or similar to that offence.

Given the challenges of doing business in a fast - paced, global economy, it has never been more important for companies around the world to develop trusted relationships with law firms that offer high quality legal services at reasonable fees.

My first line of defense is to assume that every opposing counsel will be pleasant to work with and strive to move litigation along at a reasonable pace.

You get the cost to replace the item with a brand new one of like kind and quality, which is what you need if you want to rebuild your life at a reasonable pace after a tragedy.

While the course is flexible in order to meet the needs of busy adult learners, it provides just enough structure to ensure high quality learning (for example, in order to provide for a minimum level of familiarity with the curriculum and for a reasonable expectation of success on the final examination, assignments may be submitted on a pace that is no greater than 2 assignments per week beginning on the Course Registration Date).