Sentence examples for exhausting pace from inspiring English sources

So before having their volunteers master the squiggle test, they first had a third of the group ride a bicycle at an intense but not exhausting pace for 15 minutes.

The authors, two recent Ivy League grads, keep up a frantic, somewhat exhausting pace, but the most riveting action sequences take place inside the mind, as the hero wrestles with the manuscript.

The sport's cult hero is Steve Prefontaine, an athlete who was famous for saying things like, "I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace and then, at the end, punish himself even more".

His love of play-acting, of makeup and costumes, of put-on voices, grand gestures, and set design of elaborate technical sophistication, conveyed from the start a sense of decline and fall, of an artistic progeria that suggested the deliriously exhausting pace of his inner (and even outer) life.

One, certainly, is the extraordinary and exhausting pace at which the lawyers were working, nonstop, for the entire 36 days.

He was aiming to achieve an exhausting pace of a lot every 30 seconds over the course of two nine-hour bidding sessions, with breaks for lunch.

Mainz looked a little exhausted – their pace was impossible to keep up – but Bayern, bereft of their star players Arjen Robben and Franck Ribéry, couldn't take advantage.

It is one of the few respites in his exhausting schedule, a pace of perpetual motion that he says gives him "an ability to make connections and see patterns" between the different places on his high-speed tour.

We know full well that this frantic pace, exhausting schedule and overwhelming to-do list will be the same tomorrow.

But the pace was exhausting, and he alienated some Twitter employees.

Clinton became the most travelled secretary in history – almost 1m miles – as she tried to restore America's international reputation following the Bush years, but the pace was exhausting, and constantly being on planes hurt her health.