Word: paced
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...TIME, Steele grew used to a question from wire-service friends in the press gallery: "Now that you have a weekly deadline, have you been able to slow down?" He found himself, says Steele, forced to answer: "I'm just beginning to rev up." Congress sets a fast pace for its watchful reporters. McConaughy once described the job as "trying to report six fires going simultaneously, each one threatening to get out of control, and watching 19 different fire-engine companies come roaring to the scene. Then, just as the wind rises, you get a message saying that what...
...housing, and increased demands for expanded admissions, have not been able to keep pace, he pointed out. Although he suggested no solutions, Pusey said "it is quite clear that a major problem, involving considerations of both enrollment and housing, is relentlessly building up before...
...varsity kept the game moving at a fast pace all night, but was just not able to get off enough shots to offset its penalty disadvantages...
...scoring pace slowed down in the second half as the Crimson tightened its defense. But the varsity picked up enough points to lead, 49 to 41, at the end of the third quarter...
Tampering hardly at all with the pace of the play, the film moves slowly with a growing sense of impending tragedy toward the crescendo of Caesar's murder. From there, the film hurtles through the intense drama of the funeral oration, the quarrel in Brutus' camp, and the suicides of the "honorable men." Even the early scenes, however, are far from static because of the brilliance of James Mason's performance as Brutus and John Gielgud's as Cassius. Mason's portrayal of the incomparably noble man, whose decisions invariably prove fatal, has a grandeur which over-shadows the other...