| "If a woman does not keep pace with her companions, perhaps it is because she hears a different drummer. | |
| "The footsteps of the pilgrims keep pace "showing their respect to the late emperor. | |
| - Bronski, keep pace! - Move! | |
| ...keep pace with the country and tread the path of progress. | |
| A ghost-pale graceless thing flapping about frantically, desperately trying to keep pace with the mermaid in the next lane. | |
| "If a woman does not keep pace with her companions, perhaps it is because she hears a different drummer. | |
| "The footsteps of the pilgrims keep pace "showing their respect to the late emperor. | |
| - Bronski, keep pace! - Move! | |
| ...keep pace with the country and tread the path of progress. | |
| A ghost-pale graceless thing flapping about frantically, desperately trying to keep pace with the mermaid in the next lane. | |
| "When you walk, the universe keeps pace" | |
| Alia keeps pace with the storm. | |
| And if your belly keeps pace with your head, you'll have a bigger one than any of us. | |
| And its heart is the pendulum that keeps pace. | |
| Huh. "I search my face for a four-part song, My heart keeps pace eight-days long." | |
| "When you walk, the universe keeps pace" | |
| Alia keeps pace with the storm. | |
| And if your belly keeps pace with your head, you'll have a bigger one than any of us. | |
| And its heart is the pendulum that keeps pace. | |
| Huh. "I search my face for a four-part song, My heart keeps pace eight-days long." | |
| (PANTING) A bear is keeping pace with the alphas? | |
| - They're keeping pace with us. | |
| - You are not keeping pace. | |
| - and capable of keeping pace with... | |
| And I'm dimly aware of this figure just a little further on, keeping pace with me, walking along another path. | |
| And where I once kept pace with the hare, I am now envious of the tortoise. | |
| I called it in and kept pace. | |
| If his medical skills had kept pace, he could have become a legend. | |
| In the early 1950's we were concerned that the Soviet Union, which had kept pace with us in the development of nuclear reactors for power, would steal a march on us and get the commercial business in Europe. | |
| Some days life kept pace with the gondola as we nosed through the side canals and the boatman uttered his plaintive musical bird cry of warning. | |
| (PANTING) A bear is keeping pace with the alphas? | |
| - They're keeping pace with us. | |
| - You are not keeping pace. | |
| - and capable of keeping pace with... | |
| And I'm dimly aware of this figure just a little further on, keeping pace with me, walking along another path. | |
| And where I once kept pace with the hare, I am now envious of the tortoise. | |
| I called it in and kept pace. | |
| If his medical skills had kept pace, he could have become a legend. | |
| In the early 1950's we were concerned that the Soviet Union, which had kept pace with us in the development of nuclear reactors for power, would steal a march on us and get the commercial business in Europe. | |
| Some days life kept pace with the gondola as we nosed through the side canals and the boatman uttered his plaintive musical bird cry of warning. | |
