Sentence examples for combined pace from inspiring English sources

But the hosts hit back and Young combined pace and power to cross under the posts, with Andy Goode duly converting, before Hook's second kick from the tee.

The Middlesex paceman, who missed out on the Test series defeat, combined pace, skill and intelligence to rip out the heart of the Pakistan top order.

At the other end, most attacks went through Beninese midfielder Sessegnon, who combined pace with intelligent play in the final third to give the Hammers backline a tough workout.

Tim Bresnan and Stuart Broad combined pace and guile, Graeme Swann took several key wickets with his attacking brand of off-spin and Michael Yardy put the squeeze on in the middle overs with his awkward, flat left-arm deliveries.

Get Oxlade-Chamberlain on the right and the Gunners could be devastating going forward with the combined pace, power and talent of Alexis Sanchez and Chamberlain on each wing taking on and terrorising full-backs week in, week out.

Later, in 1912, he met W. C. Handy, the "father of the blues," in Memphis, and they formed the Pace & Handy Music Company, combining Pace's business knowledge and Handy's creative genius.

There has been copious scientific study into how Ronaldo, an Adonis of an athlete, combines pace and power and timing in his striking of a ball.

Arguably world's best number eight, the Stade Francais man, 27, combines pace, power, footballing ability and leadership nous in a 6ft 5in package.

What's more, the bogeyman has done it all: he's combined 150kph pace with – whisper it – unerring control, bouncers with slower balls, sheer hostility with tactical intelligence.

76ERS 99, HAWKS 80 Forwards Evan Turner, with 21 points, and Thaddeus Young, with 18 points and 11 rebounds, combined to pace Philadelphia at home.

Publishers involved in the bidding said the novel had captivated them because it combined the pace of a legal thriller with the thoughtfulness of literary fiction and because it offered an unusual perspective into the culture of professional-class African-Americans.