set the pace

Whether your team is up or down, you have to set the pace.

Until you get a whole lot of experience, 183 let her set the pace.

Music can also help set the pace for a film.

They, in turn, have set the pace for other age groups.

She helped set the pace when the West went on a 20-5 run to break the game open.

"This group will set the pace for the next 20 years."

It is a society that should set the pace and be an example.

But it is companies in the military industry that have really set the pace.

Big King set the pace, others tried to equal him.

Then I dropped my hands and let her set the pace.

We set the pace for all the other artists to come after us.

It is likely that economic differences will set the pace.

The two leaders started off at run, setting the pace.

A couple of comments above have already set the pace.

"When we come out and give 110 percent, we're going to set the pace."

Being there allowed him to set the pace, and that was the only good news.

"But the numbers on Friday will set the pace for the next month, as they usually do."

He has allowed us to set the pace and target.

California's high standards have generally set the pace for the industry.

This set the pace for the rest of the match.

John had a hand on both sides of David's head, and was setting the pace.

I know you're hungry, but let me set the pace.

Those responsible for our mental health set the pace and lead the way.

This time, he set the pace, but it was slow.

Teachers are responsible for helping a student set the pace of learning.