Sentences with phrase «remember pacing up»

When our daughter was born, I remember pacing up and down the hospital halls waiting to be called into triage.

Not exact matches

When he says Pres. Obamas policies have failed, remember that when he took office the economy was in a death spiral and now the economy is moving back up, if only at a snail pace.

I remember when Giroud was misfiring, everyone and his dogs wanted Walcott to lead the line as his pace opened up defenses.

Up front we have pace, and Mkhi and Ozil will be loving the opportunity to play Aubameyang through and remember Wembley is huge, so we can use the pitch to our advantage.

Monreal do nt have much left in him, let us remember he only started picking up the pace when the season was coming to an end.

I would look at how Giroud and Lacazette have been linking up, though, and remember that the Arsenal team has pace all over the place, while Giroud brings us something special no one else does.

As a parent, it's important to remember that children develop at their own pace — there's no need to become too caught up in exact ages and stages.

As a squash novice, ensure you play at a slow and steady pace to avoid injury and remember to warm up before a game to make the most of what can be an exhilarating sport.

It is easy to get caught up in the fast pace of the holiday season, but remember to slow down and enjoy the moments you won't get back.

We've teamed up with Melanie Pace, celebrity stylist and personal shopper (whose career feature you may remember!)

You might get caught up in the excitement of a new relationship, but remember that your children might not be able to move at the same pace as you emotionally.

Refreshing would be a cheap teensploitation flick that resisted making copious references to Casablanca (homage particularly self - important as the demographic for garbage like this most likely doesn't remember any film more than two years old), and just served up the prurience with pace and technical proficiency.

«Remember Me»: Gael Garcia Bernal's whispery, barely - in - tune vocals did not please my ears, but once the number picked up the pace it was great fun.

«I was a good test taker, but that doesn't mean my executive functioning was up to par,» remembers Allison, who switched high schools to a «less pressurized one» because she needed to «go at my own pace.»

Still, when I load up Star Fox 64 again, the same pacing is there, the same deceptively deep on - rails strategy is there, and — of course — the one liners are exactly how I remember them.

While the first one will always remembered, solely for kicking things off, the games that followed kept up the pace, and most importantly, kept us coming back for more.