Sentence examples for creating pace from inspiring English sources

Coming into the game we talked about creating pace in the game and not letting Edinburgh settle.

Seems to be able to create pace out of nothing.

The game plan can do only so much to help a line that has permitted 11 sacks — it allowed 20 sacks all of last season — while struggling to create pace for the running game.

Contrary to what Cooper believes about quiet working environments being more professional, Clapp thinks that swearing can help create "pace and an energy" in advertising's deadline-driven environment.

"There's a huge opportunity for local leadership to take control of this issue and to use the fact that there's a policy vacuum in Whitehall to create pace behind joining up health and social care," said Stephen Dorrell, former health secretary and chair of the NHS Confederation.

This structure allows Older to create paced thrillers without losing the intellectual spirit of speculative fiction.

With the city's longtime gangs splintering into factions and increasing problems with retaliatory violence, homicides rose suddenly in the first three months of the year — running some 60 percent ahead of the year earlier — creating a pace that slowed significantly as the year went on.

While the economy is still expanding and jobs are being created, the pace pales in comparison with the pace of other recoveries at this same stage.

Race organizers decided not to have them to give the race a championship feel — Olympic and world championships races never permit them — and the athletes would have to create the pace for themselves.

Race organizers decided not to have them to give the race a championship feel — Olympics and world championships never use them — and the athletes would have to create the pace for themselves.

Information is being created a pace I have never seen before.