Sentence examples for added pace from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, added pace in the forward line would not go amiss.

Jonny May has added pace and inventiveness and, on a better pitch, the Gloucester wing might have had even more joy.

The introduction of Fernando Torres added pace and directness – and exposed the inexperience of Daniele De Rossi, a midfielder playing as a libero – and in that regard Spain repeated the pattern of the World Cup: a first half that yielded few chances followed by a more direct approach in the second.

And I find that my inclination to focus nervously on SNS's towering ginger centre-back – a prettier reincarnation of Arsenal's Willie Young, with a soupçon of added pace – is quickly subsumed by the pleasure of watching the whole team function as a team.

"That type of goal, you usually take the pace off the cross and guide it in but he actually added pace to it.

Hodgson is a fan of Welbeck, who has delivered for him in the past, but Sterling's introduction in the second half added pace and an ability to run with the ball that England required.

He added: "Pacing yourself and learning to say no are the keys to success.

"He will come in and add pace.

Cascio, Buddle and Brown add pace, skill and finishing up front.

This review will focus on adding "pace and simplicity" to the company.

Bruin delivered goals, Davis remained fit and Carr and Garcia add pace and power to the attack.