Sentence examples for flying pace from inspiring English sources
One blogger in particular posted an eloquent appeal for more care and caution in China's rapid development: "China, please stop your flying pace, wait for your people, wait for your soul, wait for your morality, wait for your conscience!
The flying pace is a two-beat lateral gait with a moment of suspension between footfalls; each side has both feet land almost simultaneously (left hind and left front, suspension, right hind and right front).
Not all Icelandic horses can perform this gait; animals that perform both the tölt and the flying pace in addition to the traditional gaits are considered the best of the breed.
Riding abilities (performance in walk, tölt, trot, flying pace (pace) and canter/gallop, as well as spirit and general impression) account for 60% of the total score and conformation for 40% (FEIF, 2002).
Viggo demonstrated the famous Fifth Gait, the Flying Pace, considered the crown of horsemanship for Icelanders.
Flying pace is a high-speed gait in the BEFT (velocity can reach around 30 to 40 km/h) and horses showing pace not only covered a longer distance but also at a higher average speed.
The Saints right-back, Cuco Martina, lofted a ball through for Tadic in the 25th minute and, with the Serb flying at pace, he deftly lifted it across goal with a single touch of the left foot and Long prodded past Hart.
Glenn Maxwell likes the look of Bravo's gentle medium pacers and thumps one from a good half metre outside off-stump across the line and it's flying at serious pace to the deep mid-wicket boundary.
Silver pillows are sent flying by dancers pacing or kicking through them; later, even the higher pillows ripple or shake in response to the movement below.
The revelations start flying, at a bewildering pace: a terminal illness, a pregnancy, an affair or two, a long-ago romance.
The pace of flying training increased in the mid-1960s as the RAAF expanded and enlisted more aircrew to fulfill Australia's commitment to the Vietnam War.
