Is there any indication they are picking up the pace?
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At seventy, Spielberg seems to be picking up the pace.
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"It's as simple as picking up the pace when you're walking," Hollendoner says.
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I plowed on, picking up the pace, gaining confidence, and even riffing a bit.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries at 1:55 PM, picking up the pace.
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But North Korea does seem to be picking up the pace of its weapons program.
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Smoyer spotted Schaefer and walked toward him, picking up the pace as he got closer.
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Now, two episodes into the season's second half, it's clear TWD is picking up the pace.
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Russia, instead, is striking areas held by Syrian rebels — and recently it's been picking up the pace.
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It is pretty clear we are picking up the pace with Dirk [Nowitzki] and Barea back in there.
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They did a great job of picking up the pace, and I was just trying to follow suit.
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ODELL: This is a hit for Senate Republican leadership, which is picking up the pace on judicial confirmations.
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The White House is picking up the pace of nominations, however, with 92 since the beginning of May.
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Now that Game of Thrones is picking up the pace of plot development, there's a lot to process.
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If anything, the investigators at the Southern District of New York seem to be picking up the pace.
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Under Trump, the panel seems to be picking up the pace — and be more open to high-profile fights.
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London (CNN Business)Volkswagen is picking up the pace in its bid to dominate the auto industry's electric future.
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"We're picking up the pace in growth," said Sebastian Siemiatkowski, the company's 227-year-old chief executive and co-founder.
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So long as Mr. Abbott lacks the moral courage to do something, we Texans are picking up the pace, governor.
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Since the industry has started picking up the pace only recently, there might not be a game that suits your taste just yet.
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On one side of the entertainment landscape, the film industry has been picking up the pace on portraying recent political events for decades.
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Stefan Nedialkov of Citigroup notes that European banks averaged a 24% share last year—but also that ING is picking up the pace.
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The energy sector is well on its way to switching to renewable energy sources, while transport is picking up the pace, Figueres said.
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When he starts picking up the pace, and makes that face he only does when he's about to cum, it makes me orgasm instantly.
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The Hoyas kept picking up the pace as the Mount found more trouble stopping them, stretching the lead to 54-36 at the break.
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We're picking up the pace as we wrap up Gemini season — the last sign of the springtime — before heading into the wild energies of summer.
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Indeed, analysts pointed out North Korea has been picking up the pace of its ballistic missile tests, conducting at least 10 tests already this year.
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And the result is that so far, it looks a lot more like 2014 — though there's some indication that it's picking up the pace even more.
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All of this shows that while Google still has a long way to grow to match its rivals for scale, it's at least picking up the pace.
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You can achieve that by running hard to the next signpost when you are out on a trail or picking up the pace while you are walking.
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But lately, Mr. Trump seems to be picking up the pace and basking in the tradition of a presidential ceremony before turning back to the political battles at hand.
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The big picture: S&P 500 companies are again picking up the pace of buybacks after a major lull in the second quarter, with tech companies leading the way.
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While it seems unlikely that Amazon would do just a sweeping refresh again just a year later, it's possible the company is picking up the pace of its product overhauls.
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We've seen buyback announcements recently from Lowe's, Pfizer, and Facebook, but in the last few days, as stocks have moved to new lows, companies are picking up the pace of activity.
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Quotable Value's (QV) residential property price index surged 6.4 percent in the year to November, dramatically picking up the pace from a five-year low of 3.9 percent the previous month.
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Dragonfly has carried out cyberattacks on the energy sector in various countries since 2011, but its operations seem to be picking up the pace after a dormant period a few years ago.
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Amazon is picking up the pace when it comes to unveiling its line of "stores of the future," today opening its second cashier-less Amazon Go convenience store in the last week.
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"Since prices lead fundamentals, the fundamentals better start picking up the pace in order to justify such extended valuations," Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA, said in a note to clients.
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In the third round, Silva started picking up the pace and landing on Bisping, and in the last few seconds of the round, Bisping lost his mouthpiece and took his eyes off Silva.
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Now seventy, Davies is picking up the pace of production even as he delves deeper into intimate history: his next film, "A Quiet Passion," is a bio-pic about Emily Dickinson, starring Cynthia Nixon. ♦
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Federal judges in charge of investigating corruption, who had seemed blind to corruption during the Kirchners' 12-year rule, now seem to be picking up the pace, but they are very careful whom they target and when.
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"The biggest thing for me is picking up the pace a little bit," said Ray, who started the season with a 14-31 record but has now won three straight decisions for the first time in his career.
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BEIJING, June 18 (Reuters) - China's new home prices rose 0.7% month-on-month in May, picking up the pace slightly from a 0.6% gain the previous month, Reuters calculated from National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) data published on Tuesday.
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She transitioned into her heartfelt country classic, "Still the One," before picking up the pace with "Any Man of Mine," as male dancers wearing cheetah print vests, black jeans, black cowboy boots and colorful choker necklaces filled the stage.
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So far, that doesn't seem to bother his supporters, possibly because the alternatives to "law and order" — continuing with the incrementalist reforms of the Obama administration, or picking up the pace as activists demand — are even scarier to them.
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Local governments and some states are picking up the pace at home with efforts like ballot measures for strategic investments, but Congress has tools and resources we don't, and we simply can't keep our nation running without a federal plan.
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The back wheel of Froome's bike broke just as the AG29R team of his close rival Romain Bardet was picking up the pace before the last big climb of the day, a five-mile slog up the Col de Peyra Taillade.
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Aside from these two figments, neither of whom seems aware of the camera, Detroit is a ghost town before Jordano's lens, and I found myself picking up the pace as I moved through the book, desperate for some sign of life to abate the tension.
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The younger Williams, a 34-year-old four-time Olympic gold medalist, had a slow and frustrating start against Cornet before turning the momentum to win 7-27 (24), 27-26, picking up the pace in the second set after the first ran over an hour long.
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But with demand now flat for other jets and the new Global 22020 just starting to come off the line this year before picking up the pace in 22020 and 22019, Bombardier is counting on upside from the so-called aftermarket business of servicing existing jets.
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The company has previously discussed plans to electrify the 3 Series and other vehicles, but German's Handelsblatt reports now that it's picking up the pace on its EV strategy, in a bid to better compete with the likes of Tesla, whose Model 3 sedan has already amassed 400,000 pre-orders.
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Rutgers used strong half-court defense and its transition game to hold off visiting Drexel for a 64-58 nonconference win Wednesday night in Piscataway, N.J. The Scarlet Knights (3-0) shot only 133 percent but were successful when picking up the pace, outscoring Drexel 26-2 in fastbreak points.
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Transition Briefing President-elect Donald J. Trump is picking up the pace with his cabinet and top White House staff choices, and despite the fervent wishes of some Democrats that views expressed during the campaign would be moderated after the election, the new administration's team is maintaining a decidedly conservative bent.
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James is picking up the pace, with 133 points, 10 assists and 8 rebounds, and even if Jeff Van Gundy is mocking the stats obsession in the N.B.A. on the ABC broadcast, the fact that James has been right in that range in nearly every finals game for the last two years — he averaged a triple-double for the entire finals last year — is remarkable.
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Guénon won the title through a unanimous decision. During the ONE Championship: Fire and Fury event, Hogstad faced the former WBC Muaythai champion Alma Juniku. The three round fight started slowly, with both fighters picking up the pace in the second round, while Juniku received a yellow card for repeated fouls.
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The system was first released on November 19, 2006 in the US, followed by the Japanese launch on December 2, the Australian launch on December 6, and the European launch on December 8. The console sold fast and was a big breakthrough for Nintendo,Internet Archive Wayback Machine picking up the pace lost from their last console, the GameCube.
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New York Times. In addition to exhibitions, the building will feature Pace Live, a multidisciplinary program of music, dance, film and conversation with a full- time curatorial director at the helm.Robin Pogrebin (August 11, 2019), Picking Up the Pace: A Mega-Gallery Expands in Chelsea New York Times. In 2020, Pace opened a temporary exhibition space in East Hampton Village.
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He told Billboard magazine that Soundcraft would not be "leaping into digital in the way that Neve has done. I think they have gone too far, too quickly. ... We are looking at the digital control of analog functions as the first step in that direction." Picking up the pace in the 2000s, Blyth, together with Product Manager Andy Brown, created the Soundcraft Vi6, a digital mixer intended for sound reinforcement applications, released mid-2006.
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Dunfee was the next to attack, picking up the pace by some 20 seconds over the next 5K. The back began to string out behind with Toth trying to cover the move, Tallent leading Heffernan, Arai, Yu and Chocho as the others remaining in contact. Dunfee broke away from the pack and continued to take time out of the gap to Diniz, bringing it down to 1:15. Suddenly at the 33K mark, Diniz stopped in front of his coach. For an agonizing 1:15 Diniz stood by the railing.
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Operations resumed with good result. Between 1976 and 1984, The Downs' average daily handle went from $209,827 to $458,031 - the largest percentage increase of any track in the nation during that time.Downs Is Picking Up the Pace, Albuquerque Journal, June 13, 1997 Among the famous horses that raced there was Real Quiet, a horse that won the first two legs of American Triple Crown."Hawthorne Race a Showcase for 2-year-olds", Chicago Tribune, November 14, 1998 Notable jockeys Garrett K. Gomez and Mike Smith won their first races at the Downs.
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On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 76% based on 17 reviews, and an average rating of 6.22/10. Raja Sen of NDTV gave the film 4 out of 5 stars and said, "Pad Man, which features an extraordinary true-life story, is both a strong film and one that needs to be watched."Hindustan Times rated the film 3/5 stars, writing that "PadMan begins on [a] slow note and drags on for some time before picking up [the] pace. The characters in the supporting cast seem to be in a race for overacting".
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After its inclusion on Rooster in January 2005, "You're So Right for Me" was released as the third single from the album on 25 April 2005. It was backed with live recordings of the Cream song "Sunshine of Your Love" and the previously unreleased track "Bulletproof". The single reached number 14 on the UK Singles Chart and number 39 on the Irish Singles Chart. In a review of the album for the website Gigwise, writer Alex Lai praised "You're So Right for Me" for "picking up the pace" after preceding track "To Die For", but concluded by claiming that it "isn't their best work".
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Bayern started quickly and set a strong pace against Tonalist but weakened badly in the stretch and was eased down by Garcia in the closing stages, finishing last of the ten runners behind the upset winner, V. E. Day. On September 20, Bayern ran in the Pennsylvania Derby over nine furlongs at Parx, a race which featured the return of California Chrome, running for the first time since his defeat in the Belmont. As in the Haskell, Bayern broke quickly and set a steady pace before picking up the pace on the final turn. He increased his advantage in the straight to win in by lengths with a track record time of 1:46.96.
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