Sentence examples for a pace which from inspiring English sources
His low, whipped cross – delivered behind Kompany and Lescott – reached Sterling with a pace which was too much for him.
Long-term interest rates would normally rise gradually with inflation as the economy recovers, at a pace which the bond market could take in its stride.
"They have moved up at a pace which has created a good deal of evaluation on our part and, obviously, the supervisory regulators".
The arguments, rows and rehearsals for the TV debate with the Democrat challenger are a rush of violently witty talk, dense with ideas but delivered at a pace which the audience in Birmingham struggled to keep up with.
Nick Walshe also proved a lively replacement for Kyran Bracken, suffering from whiplash after collaring a stiff arm from his old flat-mate Danny Grewcock, and it was the scrum-half's quick tap which set the majestic Horan on his way at a pace which belied his 32 years.
To this day, no male marathon runner has managed to run an equivalent time (according to the tables they would have to run 2 03.27, a pace which eluded the great Haile Gebrselassie, while the current men's world record from 2011 stands at 2 03.38 by Kenya's Patrick Makau).
To earn a decent living, freelancers have to work at a breakneck pace, which has an obvious impact on quality.
By providing this infrastructure, Stripe is helping Tandem to extend their product in new directions at a faster pace, which is a significant competitive advantage".
Produced by fellow Ed Banger Records cohort, DJ Mehdi, "it's a rap race, with a fast pace," which is maybe why it's featured in a new Evian commercial.
Unlike lime, hydration in cement occurs at a faster pace which allows for an immediate strength gain.
Agile methods can have positive effects on both productivity and well-being at work, by aiming for a sustainable pace, which itself leads to a less stressful working environment [13].
