Sentence examples for get a pace from inspiring English sources

"I'm still just trying to get a pace, get a flow, and let guys know what flow I am playing," he said.

"Usually during the season, once you get through the second inning, you get a pace going and you can work to get through the seventh or eighth," Oswalt said.

"That's my biggest concern, aside from the fact he's probably the horse to beat to begin with, and now he's got a pace advantage.

"As a bowler he has got a yard of pace and can change games.

"Whenever you get a slow pace, it gives everyone a shot to run at you," Nafzger said.

Ladies Classicc 3-year-old and older fillies and mares 1 1/8 mile $2 million 7 30 p.m., ESPN Miss Match (10-1) is a ferocious closer and will get a fast pace.

If you start weeks in advance you'll get a good pace and you can go to teachers for help on any topics you're stuck with.

He'll get a stronger pace in the Dewhurst, and Newmarket will also suit our horse better, as will fast ground".

We get a slow pace of speech and movement, and buses that run so punctually you can tell the time by them.

If we get a good pace, my horses will be the ones to watch from behind".

A couple of miles isn't even that long – if you get a good pace on you'd do it in just over an hour.