Aún no tenemos significados para "like pace".
1For in spite of the brisk, business- like pace she set, he said presently:
2Along the Chinese shore I frequently saw clumsy carts moving at a snail- like pace between the villages.
3The blood coursing through his veins at a gallop made him spur his charger to a like pace.
4Indeed, it is possibly because of the snail- like pace of most DARTs that such an incident has not occurred.
5Guile, rather than hare- like pace, catapulted newcomer Ross O'Donovan into the top 18 lightweight scullers in the world yesterday.
6He came on at a cat- like pace, evidently ignorant of the power of the weapon I held in my hands.
7It's the little surprises and details they put into a song, even if it's moving at their default Ramones- like pace.
8Moving at Ulster's sloth- like pace, it took them twice as long to reach the bunker as it had the day before.
9They are now going around the hall at a walk, a slow, snail- like pace, but what figures some of them present!
10But as a spectacle, the process itself in the cavernous Bella Centre on the outskirts of Copenhagen proceeds at a tortoise- like pace.
11Much of this was because of a snail- like pace of play and the inability to take chances: faults on show throughout the opening period.
12It was something like Pace--
1321 left Truxton, Roberts proceeded at a snail- like pace, keeping a sharp lookout for a wash out.
14"No you don't!" said Ann Veronica, and walked out at a brisk and business- like pace toward the house.
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