force the pace

But she was not to force the pace in any way.

Let him do the waiting, you must force the pace.

On the next stage he began to force the pace.

And when it comes to war we'll force the pace even harder.

But the move today forced the pace and put pressure on the five to decide soon how they would vote.

To force the pace now was irresponsible, and could lead to a power vacuum.

Time Supply had forced the pace and faded to 6th place.

Then it was her turn to force the pace.

But he tells his voters that the Congress has forced the pace of real politics.

Others forced the pace so much that the winner averaged 30.79 miles an hour.

After several minutes he thought he had failed to force the pace.

"That young fellow with the light hair seems to be playing rough, forcing the pace."

We'll pile the packs on the beasts again and force the pace.

He wasn't going to try and force the pace.

For the first half of the men's race, no one was brave or foolhardy enough to force the pace.

There are strong reasons for the EU to force the pace.

There will be no attempt to force the pace at the Luxembourg summit next month.

Outside the House Baldwin forced the pace a little more.

Forcing the pace, he was soon in his uncle's storeroom.

Generally speaking, the winner is someone who forces the pace early and doesn't let it come down to the end.

Divisions were emerging last night over the wisdom of forcing the pace.

He forced the pace, wanting to be quickly out of this gap where they were so clearly visible.

Pressure from below has forced the pace of change in the Soviet Union.

There was no need to force the pace.

Unlike some of those friends, however, he did not attempt to force the pace and in this case at least his native caution was justified.