Sentence examples for far off the pace from inspiring English sources

Already considerably on the back foot with a car far off the pace, the team compounded their woes in Canada by adopting the wrong strategy.

If it seems premature to jump on Neil after the season's first poor run of form, the opposite view is that fifth-placed Norwich, who are now seven points behind second-placed Brighton & Hove Albion, should simply not be this far off the pace.

Compared to past device performance, however, the combined share of both iPads, while small, actually isn't that far off the pace of previous new device introductions.

Tom Marshall ran a personal best - three minutes 37.62 seconds - recently and Robbie Fitzgibbon, who was in that European junior final alongside Kerr, is not that far off the pace either.

Mattiacci himself had replaced the previous incumbent Stefano Domenicali, who resigned when it became clear just how far off the pace Ferrari had fallen in the early races of 2014.

Meanwhile, many of the L.P.G.A.'s prominent players were far off the pace.

The Associated Press reported that Walker is far off that pace.

We're just trying to get his shots up and his percentages up". Kopitar has five goals in 42 games — he missed six games with an upper-body injury — which puts him far off pace for the 25 he scored last season.

Even though Nadal won the game, Murray is far from off the pace and it can't be lost on Nadal that the Scot is staying with him.

He stayed off the pace until the middle of the far turn, when he displayed his great speed once more.

But he is not far off the others' pace.