pace day造句

• Moving beyond his pacing days, he entered the 2011 Lake Biwa Marathon as a competitive runner.
• None of this makes for paced days, though Ouweleen tries to balance his time between work and family.
• Opening a fast-paced day of private talks with Asian leaders, Clinton met with President Jiang Zemin.
• Survey participants reported that on this slower-paced day they were willing to spend an hour in the kitchen preparing the meal.
• After this year's more hectic vacation, our daughters strongly endorsed at least a few slower-paced days on future trips.
• In these fast-paced days of the Internet, companies that fail to match or beat rumored expectations often find their stocks pummeled the next day.
• But he also made it clear that Clinton had largely scheduled these last fast-paced days himself, overruling aides who thought more leisurely campaigning would be acceptable.
• He said his troops kill more than 10 fighters on a slow day, more than 40 on a medium-paced day and more than 100 on a busy day.
• In one fast-paced day, Simitis was meeting with Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Colin Powell and Secretary of Defense Donald H . Rumsfeld.
• Then he took over in the final climb to minimize the margins and sometimes put gaps on his major rivals who could not keep up the pace day-after-day.
• In one fast-paced day, Simitis will meet Thursday with Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Colin Powell and Secretary of Defense Donald H . Rumsfeld.
• In a fast-paced day, the EU high representative for foreign and security policy met with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, the foreign and defense ministers, and former king Mohammad Zaher Shah.
• It was change-of-pace day Wednesday at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, as the Falcons held their first full practice of the week before playing the Broncos on Sunday ..
• In four fast-paced days, Secretary of State Colin Powell will hold talks in six countries in the Middle East, the Persian Gulf and Europe, with an agenda as varied as his itinerary.
• The fast-paced day of events, as Schumer and D'Amato each sought to beat the other in setting the tone and discussion of the campaign, suggested a frenetic and forceful contest at hand.
• Even on even a slow day, Abrams said, his troops kill at least 10 Mahdi Army fighters, more than 40 on a medium-paced day and on a busy day, more than 100.
• In the mountains, Indurain let his teammates pace him then took over in the final climb to minimize the margins and sometimes put gaps on his major rivals who could not keep the pace day after day.
• In four fast-paced days, Secretary of State Colin Powell will hold talks in six countries in the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, and Europe, with an agenda as varied as his itinerary.
• In the mountains he would let his teammates pace him then took over in the final climb to minimize the margins and sometimes put gaps on his major rivals who could not keep up the pace day after day.
• Clinton greeted President Jiang at the Summit Room of the Jakarta Convention Center, opening a fast-paced day of private talks with Asian leaders before a full-blown summit on expanding trade with Asia's booming economies.