Sentence examples for how much pace from inspiring English sources

No matter how much pace Murray injected into his shots, Federer would be there, cat-like, to meet them.

"There's a lot of strategy to how you move an opponent, how much pace you put on the ball," he said.

On the eve of her umpteenth Fashion Week, the former fashion director of Barneys, now a fashion consultant whose biggest client is Amazon, was reflecting on how much the pace of shopping has accelerated since her 18 years at the department store.

No matter how much I paced around to get a better angle, I never seemed close enough.

Black-clad old women made their glacial way home from spare Catholic churches, and no matter how much we slowed our pace, it still felt rowdy and uncouth to roll by on our 18-speed, mechanized contraptions, tricked out with shock-absorbers and garish paint.

How much strength, technique and pace did he have?

In contrast, parents following BLW choose a range of foods to offer their infant and the infant decides which of the foods to eat, how much and at what pace they will eat them [ 12].

Cartoonists had to learn how to pace strips, how much information to leave in and leave out, and how much time to allow to elapse between each panel for maximum giggle-effect.

Ryan was then asked how much of a change of pace Tebow would represent compared with Greene, a bull who weighs 10 pounds less.

It is therefore plausible to assume that the level of load capacity can be tipped of by how much running experience and the pace abilities the runners possess prior to running participation.

"And so we had this great time-pace data: how much work they're doing, and how quickly".