Idiom: a change of pace
Meaning
Idiom: a change of pace
- to do something different than before
Example sentences
— Why don’t we go to a museum for a change of pace?
— I decided to bring my lunch today for a change of pace.
— We moved from New York City to San Diego for a change of pace.
— Let's invite friends over for a change of pace instead of going out.
— Going to water aerobics has been a nice a change of pace from spinning class.
— This year we're going to the mountains for a change of pace from the beach.
— Eating meatless dishes for a week was a change of pace but it was a lot easier than I had expected before I did the challenge.
— Why don't you trying being nice for a change of pace?
— We went out for sushi for a change of pace.
Synonyms
- a departure from the norm
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