Sentence examples for friendly pace from inspiring English sources

The remainder of the game was played out at friendly pace; the Republic hogging possession but failing to inflict any further damage on their deflated visitors.

2.21pm BST Elsewhere, Gilles has bottled the first of two match points... 2.20pm BST The riders have around 80km to go, around two hours of racing time and they are still as one at a friendly pace...apparently...apparently

While Trans Wales Trails offers holidays for all standards its beginner packages are particularly popular, giving novice riders plenty of adventure and a spectacular wilderness environment – just at a more steady, bottom-friendly pace.

Thankfully he relented when he heard my breath on his shoulder once more and we settled into a friendlier pace – chatting occasionally – bemoaning the high sun and long straight roads lined with cypress trees but devoid of shade, which reminded me of hot summers in Italy.

Only Apple, seemingly taking the high road, sticks to a slow, profit-friendly pace, introducing slight hardware bumps every couple of months and totally new computers every other year.

Snaking through western Canada's jaw-dropping mountain terrains – usually at a pedestrian, camera-friendly pace known onboard as "Kodak speed" – passengers spend much of their time glued to the windows as the trains inch around steep clifftops and across slender, dramatically lofty trestle bridges.

I toured with Australia in the West Indies the following year but struggled because the wickets weren't very friendly to a pace bowler.

The MCG is not meant to be as pace friendly as the Waca, but in the past month he has got six wickets against Victoria in a Shield game and another five in a one-day match.

Visitors who go through the gauntlet to get there come for long stays, budgeting enough days or weeks to soak up the scenery and to get in sync with the friendly and genteel pace of their host nation.

It's friendly, it's paced to the music.

Last month some adults in the audience held drowsy children on their laps as they listened to the Howard Fishman Quartet swing through two lively sets while a friendly, long-haired dog paced back and forth in front of the stage.