Sentence examples for much better pace from inspiring English sources

An immediate and thrilling battle between the Audis and Toyotas, who were showing much better pace than they had in qualifying, ensued but was curtailed under a yellow flag when Simonsen hit the barriers at Tetre Rouge.

Don't let LOTE classes in lower school put you off by Year 11 and 12 you'll only be in class with people who want to be there, and you will learn at a much better pace so things will be kept interesting.

I'm still a psychologist and I think that I probably know how to look after myself much better now, to pace myself better, and to talk more, as well as just to listen.

Radwanska has gotten much better at absorbing and redirecting pace, and she will need to tire Azarenka to have a chance to win.

Encountered as a novel, however, the plot unravels with great pace and is much better than it strictly needed to be.

The tyres are behaving well; at the last race I had degradation and didn't have the pace, so it feels much better this weekend.

Or, I saw that the pace in TUG was much better when he used his walker than when he didn't.

This is particularly important for children with intellectual or learning disabilities, who perform much better when they can work at their own pace.

By most accounts, the pace of recovery here has been much better than in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, a more powerful storm.

Thanks to a collapse in the pace of car sales, October was probably not much better.

Much better do the math at home before, to know your limits and pace your drinks accordingly.