pace out

He paced out their church as being just 27 steps long.

She met his eyes for a few moments, then paced out from behind her desk.

They paced out in various directions and located another two.

"I wish honestly they'd have been paced out a little better," he said.

After perhaps a hundred yards, I turned through a corner and began to pace out a path around my light- needle.

Then she paced out thirty steps and waited for the men to join her.

They stretched its wings wide, then paced out their length.

Janth didn't even look at me as he paced out and down the corridor.

We paced out another ten steps before I answered.

They paced out the day across the decks, waiting.

She held up her hand for silence and paced out her thoughts.

But the woman only paused a minute or two, looking down over the river meadow, then turned away and paced out of sight.

The seconds paced out the ground, examined the pistols, and placed their men.

When he was half a dozen paces out and ready, Bolan made his presence known to all concerned.

Twelve paces out and he stopped, pointing to the ground a few inches from his left boot.

From there, on a westerly heading, he slowly paced out the distance.

He let the Uzi hang on its cord, and they paced out to the street.

He walked nearly to where I stood, set his blade tip into the sand and began to pace out the circle, drawing the line.

There were a half-dozen cattle about eighty paces out on the plain.

He paced out an arc of twelve paces, looked for the killer's place.

His universal themes are paced out in wry individual footsteps.

Agamemnon paced out of the thick shadows into harsh light, and then back again.

Constantly looking over his shoulder, Jak paced out a quarter mile.

Her voice lowered and paced out to explanatory calm.

Very carefully he paced out the rectangular measure-ments of a grave.