Sentence examples for day pace from inspiring English sources

The end is in sight, although he has to maintain a torturous 160 mile per day pace to hit his target.

Earlier in the day, pace bowler Nathan Buck (4-97) threethree wickets in six overs for Leicestershire, including Stevens, to leave the visitors on 207-8.

World number four Martin Kaymer carded a level-par opening round of 71 to finish six shots off the first day pace at the French Open in Paris.

He kept his hands in his pockets for most of the day, pacing the sideline and watching his players dominate.

In contrast, brown bears, with a minimum range of 0.5 square kilometers, spent only 10% of the day pacing and had negligible infant mortality.

Captive polar bears, for instance, spend much of their day pacing back and forth, and clouded leopards pluck their fur out.

Like expectant parents, botanists at the University of Wisconsin, along with several thousand onlookers each day, paced through a greenhouse in Madison this week awaiting a botanical big event: the unfurling of the flowering structure on a rare and unusual plant, a titan arum.

Via the LCD display it calculates your personal hydration needs, tracks fluid consumption throughout your rigorous day, paces your intake so you can meet those lofty hydration goals and motivates you so you don't pull a muscle logging all those hours on the Wii.

In spite of severe emaciation, many continuously stand, or have restless motions, or even spend a considerable portion of the day pacing or jogging.

"I think you'll need to get on a 675-mile-a-day pace," he said.

To complete the tour, participants must keep up the 65-miles-a-day pace through the African heat.