Sentence examples for a pace of two per from inspiring English sources

To date, he has made a hundred and forty-two dances, usually at a pace of two per year.

A General Accounting Office report released this summer found that, since 1986, prices have risen at a pace of six per cent a year — double the rate of inflation.

"In 1997 we probably sold assets at a pace of one per week," Vermeulen relates.

The program is designed to be completed within a year, at a pace of two courses per quarter.

It continues to slide north at a pace of two inches per year, creating tectonic stresses that push up the Himalayan mountains and generate scores of earthquakes from Afghanistan to China.

He employed excellent artists who each produced high-quality work at a pace of two or three hand-coloured prints per day.

It's a pace of eight minutes per mile.

That's a pace of five minutes per mile.

At some point, trains were required to send a man ahead on horseback waving a red warning flag, at a pace of six miles per hour.

It simply involves taking regular breaths in and out the nose, at a pace of five breaths per minute.

Researchers from Duke University Medical Center studied overweight adults and found that only jogging 20 miles per week -- equivalent to four, one-hour workouts at a pace of five miles per hour -- burned belly fat when compared with a walking workout of only 12 miles per week -- equivalent to four one-hour workouts at a pace of three miles per hour.