"He wants us to pick up the pace," Asonye said.
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All the more reason to pick up the pace now.
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Both teams sought to pick up the pace offensively this season.
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" Cook added: "Our goal now is to pick up the pace.
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If you already exercise, pick up the pace of your workouts.
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He said he's counting on Warner to help pick up the pace.
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If you're slacking off, it'll ask you to pick up the pace.
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Freeman, Quinn said, is likely to pick up the pace on Wednesday.
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Hopefully, the offense can pick up the pace more than last year.
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Speakers of simple languages pick up the pace to keep conversations brief.
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Assuming all goes well, SpaceX wants to pick up the pace of launches.
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My wife wants grandchildren, so he needs to pick up the pace there.
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Mr. Wunder paced the room, urging his students to pick up the pace.
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"Now our goal is to pick up the pace," he said of iPhone sales.
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And in Ohio, similarly, Democratic-leaning counties are beginning to pick up the pace.
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"Pick up the pace a little bit," Hamilton's engineer said on the next lap.
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But he's facing growing pressure from criminal-justice reform advocates to pick up the pace.
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You can pick up the pace every few miles or run segments at goal pace.
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And yet he was able to pick up the pace again in the fifth set.
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If you want your endorsements to matter, you need to pick up the pace a little.
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Lue wants the Cavs to pick up the pace offensively, and they seem to be responding.
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I pull my jean jacket over my head and pick up the pace, but it's futile.
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With our second-leading scorer out, I had to pick up the pace a little bit.
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"We need to pick up the pace," Senator Martin Heinrich, a committee Democrat, told Reuters on Monday.
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There are enough episodes remaining to last us until November, even if we pick up the pace.
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The earbuds can then offer feedback, like telling you to slow down or pick up the pace.
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Spieth is trying to pick up the pace, aware of criticism that he is playing too slow.
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After Game 1, Lue said it was mandatory that the Cavaliers pick up the pace on offense.
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Others — no one can yet say what portion — maintain this behavior or even pick up the pace.
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That has spurred global automakers to pick up the pace in their shift toward battery-powered cars.
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But I think this is going to pick up the pace now and we're going to do better.
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He added that the Fed expected to continue raising rates gradually and could even pick up the pace.
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The reality is that America desperately needs to pick up the pace of immigration for its economic health.
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That shouldn't change, but those politicians need to pick up the pace and volume of what they reveal.
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This autumn, faced with public pressure to clean smoggy skies, the government decided to pick up the pace.
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It's clear what needs to be done next – pick up the pace of post-conflict reconstruction, rehabilitation and reconciliation.
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Smaller countries have tried to pick up the pace on plastics recycling but haven't been able to sustain it.
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More than I'd thought, so now I pick up the pace going topless from my closet to the bedroom.
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Senate Republicans have been pressing the administration to pick up the pace when it comes to nominating bank regulators.
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Kempczinski said McDonald's may also pick up the pace of its response to consumer demands for simpler, more natural food.
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These latest rounds have essentially let Blippar keep the lights on while trying to pick up the pace on revenues.
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While the scores have been close, the Sharks acknowledged that they needed to pick up the pace in San Jose.
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In Midtown, I had to pick up the pace, round a corner, stop, and breathe until I could stop shaking.
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Goodlatte has been under tremendous pressure from conservatives in his own committee to pick up the pace of the investigation.
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If the Celtics can pick up the pace but remain in control, they'll run their way to the Eastern Conference finals.
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That way, the instructor can tell you to pick up the pace as if you were actually in the same room.
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Venture investing in Latin America continues to pick up the pace, with new deals in financial technology services leading the way.
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Bonus: If your date turns out to be a dud, simply pick up the pace and turn it into a jog.
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He also urged the White House to pick up the pace if they want to get the TPP ratified this year.
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Barnier urged London to "pick up the pace" of talks if it wanted a deal this year on a draft treaty.
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In a world where smartphone cameras are so good, action cam manufacturers really have to pick up the pace to stay relevant.
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Apparently my heart rate was pretty good (I'd been caffeinated right before) so it asked me to pick up the pace quickly.
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He bogeyed four of the last 13 holes and was ordered by officials to pick up the pace on the back nine.
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Luckily, Amazon is hooking it up with some awesome Fitbit deals to help you stay on track and pick up the pace.
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GOP lawmakers say the president has dragged his feet on submitting nominees for Senate confirmation and needs to pick up the pace.
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They allow you to pick up the pace, but won't leave your legs and feet feeling fatigued even after running long miles.
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The reality is that we desperately need to pick up the pace of immigration to maintain our work force and economic health.
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It's still very early in Trump's term in office, and it's certainly possible that he'll pick up the pace down the road.
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The policy change will take time to fully implement, but Gottlieb hopes that retailers and vaping companies will pick up the pace themselves.
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Instead of being forced to keep things slow to prevent the hardware from holding things back, content creators can pick up the pace.
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Officials from both sides said they also agreed during the meeting to pick up the pace of work on lowering prescription drug prices.
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CBA's fintech venture comes at a time when Australia is starting to pick up the pace on fintech adoption, which has historically lagged.
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Tonight's launch was SpaceX's eighth mission this year, meaning they'll have to pick up the pace if they want to meet their lofty goal.
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The future of super high-speed internet is already here, but we just need everything else to catch up and pick up the pace. .
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The grants come as Obama faces pressure from criminal-justice reform advocates to pick up the pace before he leaves office on Jan. 20.
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That suggested the central bank will continue to pursue a gradual approach in raising rates but could pick up the pace if inflation accelerates.
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Global markets have since whipsawed in recent weeks, amid lingering worries the Fed could soon pick up the pace of its planned interest rate hikes.
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"Stockpiles are being depleted fairly quickly, urging producers to pick up the pace," said Maria Cosma, an economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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And of course there have been the acquisitions of numerous digital-first startups to pick up the pace and target new customers: for example, Jet.
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The Walking Dead has managed to pick up the pace over the last few episodes, charting its own unique path out of the Negan storyline.
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If, for whatever reason, you drop below your pre-set speed for too long, the title will automatically pause until you pick up the pace.
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If you struggled to adapt to the slow-motion effects of Jupiter retrograde this past spring, you'll probably be relieved to pick up the pace.
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In the days since, the White House is acting as though what it calls the "expected summit" is on, as negotiators pick up the pace.
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SpaceX founder and CEO and Elon Musk thinks society needs to pick up the pace if he has any chance at setting foot on Mars.
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"I was getting numb to this process, and Marie started to pick up the pace because she could sense I was downtrodden," Mr. Rabinowitz said.
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Since then, the campaign and its fundraisers have tried to pick up the pace, drawing in more donations from both in-person events and online.
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Russia, the second biggest contributor to the production cuts, has promised to "pick up the pace," Saudi energy minister Khalid al-Falih told CNBC on Monday.
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I don't know what Harlan said to dad, other than what dad told me, which was, 'Pick it up, pick up the pace, cut it short.
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And if he doesn't pick up the pace, he'll become the first running back to ever finish with negative rushing yards and more than 10 carries.
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Apple is now hoping to pick up the pace, according to Bloomberg, in part by moving all of its cloud service teams together under one roof.
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And — like the banks — Swift has looked to tie-ups with fintech firms as a way to pick up the pace when it comes to innovation.
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By the numbers: The U.S. has been outperforming other global markets for much of the year, but international bourses are starting to pick up the pace.
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But a small group of Apple investors believe the company isn't making progress fast enough, and they're trying to force the company to pick up the pace.
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And there's still the chance that in-home virtual reality will be able to pick up the pace and boost adoption more quickly than the market expects.
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China's factories will pick up the pace once inventories have been whittled down as farmers seek more meal to fatten herds ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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Some conservatives on the committee have directed their frustration at Goodlatte, urging him to pick up the pace with the probe that it launched in late October.
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And Kaat is right: The best way to do all this is to raise minor leaguers to pick up the pace and hope change comes in time.
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A spike in Treasury yields and solid U.S. economic data have sparked concerns that the Federal Reserve may pick up the pace of its interest rate hikes.
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Democrats in Congress are already demanding full publication of the report and promise to pick up the pace of their investigations now Mueller has left the stage.
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So if you go below the speed you initially programmed, the show will be paused until you pick up the pace and keep pedaling at the programed rate.
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Total global ad spend has been less than expected so far in 2019 but a number of events next year should help industry growth pick up the pace.
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But Better Oblivion is more interesting when they pick up the pace—the Digital Ash-esque "Exception to the Rule" and the Petty-like "Dylan Thomas" in particular.
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When you watch Holzken compete you're looking for the other guy to start breathing hard, and then you know you're about to see Holzken pick up the pace.
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Wednesday's declines closed a month marked by spikes in volatility and fears that rising inflation could prompt the Federal Reserve to pick up the pace of interest rate hikes.
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If the month felt fast and crazy before, Gemini will really pick up the pace and call on us to investigate what's going on in the world around us.
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"Lewis, this is Paddy we need you to pick up the pace to win this race," the team's technical head Paddy Lowe told the Briton over the team radio.
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Ackman's request to pick up the pace on change could be dangerous to the company, which he characterized as important to the U.S. economy and millions of workers globally.
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As an incentive to pick up the pace, he said Albany would add an extra billion dollars, on top of the billions already committed, to the authority's capital plan.
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These days, she might offer tactical pointers — pick up the pace, lob more, work this guy's backhand — but her most valuable contributions seem to be big picture and psychological.
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I think the radical Islamists ― and I would call them that ― have decided to pick up the pace with the terrorist attacks, and I think we'll probably see some more.
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Barnier said talks on a post-Brexit transition period had confirmed "significant divergences" and said Britain must "pick up the pace" of talks if it wants a deal this year.
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It seems to be a mistake for fighters to wait to weather the early storm and then pick up the pace later, because Romero just isn't that kind of fighter.
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"Right now we're moving at a brisk walk, so all countries will need to really pick up the pace from here," said Jose Sarney Filho, Brazil's minister for the environment.
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"It is time to pick up the pace and make up for the delays this country has accumulated in local public transport, to which everyone has a right," he said.
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BERLIN, May 17 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Friday urged Germany's banking sector to pick up the pace on restructuring plans to make lenders more profitable and reduce risks.
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We're still looking to do roughly 50 issues [total], 10 collections, and we need to pick up the pace [of publishing] or we'll be 80 by the time we're done.
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Amid all the partisan bickering, there is one thing both parties can agree on: The country needs some fiscal stimulus in 2017 to get the economy to pick up the pace.
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And as the PC market continues to slow, with additional fears over whether chip development can keep up with Moore's Law, Intel's new businesses will need to pick up the pace.
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Watt said Tuesday that after nine years of government control, Congress must pick up the pace to create a new framework for Fannie and Freddie, which holds $5 trillion in mortgages.
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Watt said Tuesday that after nine years of government control, Congress must pick up the pace to create a new framework for Fannie and Freddie, which holds $5 trillion in mortgages.
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In other words, he's concerned tariffs will result in higher inflation, which will push the Federal Reserve to continue its tightening or even pick up the pace of interest rate hikes.
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New bus lanes are being installed at an average of seven miles a year, for a total of 111 miles so far, with city officials planning to pick up the pace.
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Republicans were able to pick up the pace of confirmations last month after McConnell used the nuclear option to change Senate rules to process nominees faster by limiting debate time on them.
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Crosby is scoring at a pace that he hasn't seen in years and the other two guys need to pick up the pace in a major way over their final 30ish games.
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But overall growth for 2016 will likely reflect a tepid expamsion, even as employers show a willingness to hang onto their workers and possibly pick up the pace of hiring in 2017.
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He showed up after the game in a firehouse red ensemble and said he had urged his teammates to pick up the pace in the second half, but that everyone was spent.
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Of course, if Apple wants to persuade users to switch from Google or Waze, all it needs to do is pick up the pace and finish mapping the rest of the world.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who is home in Arizona receiving treatment for brain cancer, applauded the confirmations and urged both the White House and Senate to pick up the pace on Pentagon nominees.
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Senate Republicans heading to their weekly luncheon in the Capitol made a beeline for the elevators and many seemed to pick up the pace as the various versions of questions about Trump continued.
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The Fixes: Looking at where Ljubljana needs to pick up the pace if it hopes to stay in the Top 20, we see a number of issues surrounding bicycle parking across the city.
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While Mousesports used to heavily rely on Niko, arguably one of the top CS:GO players in the world right now, the rest of the team is really starting to pick up the pace.
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So Shine will likely need to pick up the pace on the sales pitch front if it's going to hit a target of being within reach of "hundreds of millions" by year's end.
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After the first three words are out of their mouth, I can tell what the next 40 are going to be, so I try to pick up the pace and move it along.
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He told CNBC on Monday he's concerned that tariffs will result in higher inflation, which will push the Fed to continue its tightening or even pick up the pace of interest rate hikes.
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Teams are well aware of this rule and keep tabs on their bowling rate; if it gets too slow, they bring in players who bowl quicker or they just pick up the pace.
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"We need to pick up the pace and have the confidence to play a role in the world," he said in Valletta, saying the debates among ministers were "too technical" and lacked vision.
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Gina Tumbarello, director of international policy and trade for the American Feed Industry Association, said that her group is still combing through the TPP and plans to pick up the pace this spring.
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Greg Abbott has encouraged gun ownership, at one point telling his fellow Texans to "pick up the pace" of their gun purchases because he was "embarrassed" California was leading the US in gun sales.
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He has encouraged private gun ownership, at one point telling his fellow Texans to "pick up the pace" of their gun purchases because he was "embarrassed" that California led the US in gun sales.
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Employment grew by a hefty 22.5,000 jobs in January, but wage gains were tepid at best, and bond traders see little reason for the Federal Reserve to pick up the pace of interest rate hikes.
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Given that the streaming service is only three months in, I'm not willing to say it's DOA, but it certainly needs to pick up the pace if it wants to compete on a global scale.
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Chief Executive Dave Lewis, who took charge two years ago when the supermarket group was mired in crisis, said on Wednesday he wanted to pick up the pace despite falling food prices and intense competition.
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The Fed's clear intention to continue hiking interest rates also was a factor in the stock market, which has been nervous the Fed may pick up the pace of hikes as the economy gets softer.
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" Representative Kevin Brady, Republican of Texas and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said "the White House is making progress, but it needs to pick up the pace and pick it up significantly.
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"The internationalization of the yuan will continue to pick up the pace as mainland markets become more accessible and transparent, and the Shanghai oil contract is an excellent start to that process," said OANDA's Innes.
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Instead of hoping for small improvements from generation to generation, in a haphazard process that can take decades to pay off, scientists will use 21st-century know-how to pick up the pace of progress.
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Veteran center Andrew Bogut, who was moved to the bench with Dirk Nowitzki sliding over to the starting center spot, could be the first to leave town if the team doesn't pick up the pace soon.
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Sell-offs across global markets were fuelled by jitters over rising U.S. Treasury yields and solid U.S. economic data that sparked concerns that the Federal Reserve would pick up the pace of its interest rate hikes.
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"It is the resilience of the U.S, that is the key, not that it has to pick up the pace with China slowing down," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones in St. Louis, Missouri.
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But while Clarke, who owns 15 Ferraris, is easing into a slower lifestyle the 2011 British Open champion insists golfers need to pick up the pace because those guilty of dawdling are slowly killing the sport.
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"These concessions are designed to pick up the pace of development and bring in new clients at a time when Cuba is experiencing financial difficulties and they involve experienced developers who can attract new business," he said.
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He called on May to "pick up the pace" of negotiations so that a withdrawal treaty, including terms for keeping the status quo during a two-year transition, could be agreed this autumn and ratified by March.
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But when Ted gets a phone call from a grief counselor at Beth Israel hospital, telling him that his long-estranged father, Marty, is dying of lung cancer, both Ted and the novel pick up the pace.
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While Japan and the European Union have been negotiating for years, Japanese officials have been eager to pick up the pace at trade talks in the aftermath of Mr. Trump's decision to leave the Pan-Pacific trade deal.
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Even though the woman kept nervously looking over her shoulder at him, when she started to "pick up the pace," Mulaney just assumed she'd heard the train coming — and started to sprint after her, causing her to panic.
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But policymakers expect to pick up the pace this year as unemployment, down to 4.8 percent, is expected to boost inflation and as President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress are expected to cut taxes and boost spending.
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Jockey Joel Rosario asked Uni to pick up the pace coming into the final turn and the powerful 363-year-old mare responded by surging past the pack from the outside to set up a duel with the filly.
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The U.S. central bank has raised rates twice in the last two years but expects to pick up the pace of tightening now that unemployment, at 4.8 percent, should keep pushing inflation higher after years below the Fed target.
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Britain's Brexit minister Dominic Raab will travel to Brussels on Tuesday in a bid to pick up the pace of talks with the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier, but the government is also stepping up planning for a "no-deal" Brexit.
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Microsoft didn't rush to bring blockchain technology to its Azure cloud computing platform, but over the course of the last year, it started to pick up the pace with the launch of its blockchain development kit and the Azure Blockchain Workbench.
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Senior outside linebacker DeMarquis Gates leads the defense with 33 tackles but the unit is waiting for top-notch senior defensive end Marquis Haynes (23 career sacks) to pick up the pace — he has just half a sack this season.
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We didn't know how the songs were going to come out or what we were going to write about, but we knew that we were going to thrash on it and pick up the pace compared to the last few records.
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A fractured knee ended his 2018 season in October and he only returned in February but few players can pick up the pace as quickly as Del Potro and he fought Djokovic almost to a standstill in the Rome quarter-finals.
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But policymakers expect to pick up the pace of hikes this year as unemployment, down to 4.8 percent, is expected to boost inflation and as President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress are expected to cut taxes and boost spending.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said on Saturday he planned to seek a second five-year term in elections scheduled for January 13, pledging to pick up the pace of reunification talks which collapsed in acrimony in mid-2017.
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Some believe that judicious editing, which was not unheard-of when opera was younger, can speed things along for a new age when pastimes as varied as Major League baseball and Elizabethan drama are trying to pick up the pace.
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It does seem like his team is planning to pick up the pace soon, having already announced a coming swing up to New Hampshire, then down to Boston and Atlanta for June 4-5 in advance of the planned policy rollout.
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Having passed tax reform, Republicans are looking to pick up the pace by further encouraging businesses investment, cutting taxes for working and middle-class families, and eliminating the perverse incentives that drive our businesses, jobs and dollars to other nations.
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General Motors said on Tuesday it expects earnings in 2018 to be largely flat compared with 5.983, but that profits should pick up the pace in 2019 as its revamped line of high-margin pickup trucks hits the U.S. market.
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At times, the film — as in its arrestingly fiery opening — seems to be straining to express ideas beyond the rote, only to be thwarted by a director who doesn't know how to develop them or when to pick up the pace.
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Now, McConnell has put Democrats on notice that if they don't pick up the pace on Trump's second nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh , McConnell will hold the vote over until just before the midterm election and then jam it through before voters decide.
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The S&P 500 and the Dow also snapped a 593-month winning streak, closing out a month marked by spikes in volatility and fears that rising inflation would prompt the Federal Reserve to pick up the pace of interest rate hikes.
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Outfitted in the black uniform of the Counterterrorism Service, Mr. Abadi warned his commanders that prolonging the battle for the city would only play into the hands of the Islamic State and signaled that it was time to pick up the pace.
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"Just need to pick it up a little bit, pick up the pace, maybe a little bit more touch around the greens, a little bit more feel but the way I'm striking it, I'm very pleased," said the four-times major champion.
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Worries about higher borrowing costs have sparked the U.S. stock sales in recent days, while a spike in U.S. Treasury yields and solid U.S. economic data have raised concerns that the Fed may pick up the pace of its interest rate hikes.
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Now that leaders in Congress have reached a budget deal to fund the government through September and Attorney General William Barr has taken his oath of office, implementation of the First Step Act must pick up the pace and make up for lost time.
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But while Congress and federal regulators want to ensure the safety of the nation's skies, they also fear that the U.S. will fall behind other countries if they do not pick up the pace in allowing more types of drone operations, especially for commercial use.
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Apple, of course, already swapped it out on the iPad Pro for the far-more-ubiquitous-and-generally-better-in-every-way USB C. What's even more interesting here, however, is the suggestion that it won't be USB C there to pick up the pace.
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This event isn't just a fleeting sale — it's an indicator that there's lots of merch on hand and it won't be long before fall deliveries come a-knockin' so it's time for the retailer to pick up the pace and get that product into some loving homes.
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The Fed has raised rates twice in two years and expects to pick up the pace of tightening this year as unemployment, at 4.8 percent, has fallen to near an equilibrium level and as the Republican-controlled White House and Congress are expected to provide fiscal stimulus.
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As a result, after maintaining a super-easy monetary policy far longer into the expansion than has been the case in the past, the Federal Reserve may be forced to pick up the pace a bit relative to its current expectations to keep the expansion from overheating.
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"There's a realization, an awakening, among my generation that the age of oil can't last forever and that we need to pick up the pace to give back to our societies, especially through innovation and technology, to shred this stereotype about us being idle," said Alhinai.
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Worries that Britain will not secure an EU exit transition deal also weighed on sentiment, with Brussels' chief Brexit negotiator on Thursday calling on the UK to "pick up the pace" of negotiations so that a withdrawal treaty could be agreed this autumn and ratified by March.
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When Hamilton responded that he was doing the best he could, the engineer, in what appeared to be a tactic to pressure Hamilton to pick up the pace, told him that if he could go no faster, the team would call in Rosberg for the first pit stop.
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The chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, K. Michael Conaway, Republican of Texas, expressed impatience with the progress of talks, urging the Senate to "pick up the pace" to address a growing agricultural slump in the farm belt that has been exacerbated by Mr. Trump's trade war with China.
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The statement did not come with an updated set of economic forecasts issued after the meeting or a question-and-answer session with Mr. Powell, who gives quarterly news conferences now but has chosen to pick up the pace next year and brief reporters after every Fed meeting.
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We want to pick up the pace and increase the magnitude of change, so we're creating a new role, reporting directly to me, of Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Chief Development Officer (CDO), and I'm excited to announce we have found a uniquely qualified leader for this position in Suresh Kumar .
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That White House counsel Don McGahn and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell managed to also pick up the pace on lower court judges while shepherding through Kavanaugh's high-profile and contentious nomination underscores their shared drive to transform the entire federal judiciary while Republicans have the numbers in the Senate to do so.
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"As long as the U.K. avoids a no-deal hard-Brexit, look for the BOE to pick up the pace of rate hikes to two per year in 2019 and 2020 with the next hike coming in May 2019 after Brexit in March 2019 — taking the bank rate to 1.75 percent by the last quarter of 2020," he said in an email.
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It could, for instance, do away with the country's 13-percent value-added tax rebate on semi-fabricated aluminum products that has spurred exports and complaints that China is exporting its excess capacity, hurting prices and damaging Western producers like Century Aluminum Co. While waiting for more details, aluminum traders in Asia said they would still sell excess material abroad, and may even pick up the pace of deals before any clampdown.
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While trade leaders said there was progress, U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 21625K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE said the nations were moving too slowly and need to pick up the pace to forge an updated deal.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) and Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Gaetz cleared by Florida Bar after Cohen tweet probe Bottom Line MORE (R-Fla.), two of the most vocal voices alleging bias at the FBI, have urged Goodlatte to pick up the pace.
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