Sentence examples for career pace from inspiring English sources
So far this season, Trout – who at his current career pace could obliterate a whole host of baseball records one day – has gone hitless in six of his 14 games.
Limited by injuries, Kariya scored below his career pace with 11 goals and 36 points over 51 games.
In his first three Octobers with the Canucks, Luongo posted a combined 10 13 0 record and a.899 save percentage – numbers that are well below his career pace.
He remains well off Federer's early-career pace in a top-heavy era in which maturity, particularly physical maturity, has repeatedly trumped precocious talent.
As his career gathered pace, he suffered a fracture in his second full season that kept him out for four months.
According to ESPN Stats and Info, if Jeter keeps up his career hitting pace (1.27 hits per game), he would not reach Rose's mark of 4,256 hits for another 847 games, or at least five more full seasons.
His 815 career receptions paced tight ends until Gonzalez whizzed past.
Roddick, the 2003 United States Open champion, said that if he had Williams's natural talent, he might have been able to extend his career by pacing himself better.
Edward, who had years ago given up bowling seamers, was then required to resurrect his pace career at first change.
He dashed out on a 54-yard run in the first quarter that was the longest of his career, setting the pace for a strong game.
The freshman forward Fuquan Edwin scored 17 points and grabbed 9 rebounds, both career highs, to pace Seton Hall to an easy 78-51 victoverover Longwood in Newark.
