Sentence examples for pace has come from inspiring English sources

That might be where my extra bit of pace has come from.

With Walcott's phenomenal pace has come a susceptibility to injuries, notably recurring dislocated shoulders that required surgery.

Panel members, whose deliberate pace has come under criticism from some committee members and people outside the committee, are expected to convene their first public hearings next week and conduct them twice weekly until Congress adjourns in October.

The pace of growth has come down a little since the 1960s, but according to United Nations projections it remains fast enough to push the world's population above 9 billion by 2050, from around 6 billion today (see chart 1).

However, the slow pace of the process has come under severe criticism from indigenous rights' activists.

Has picked up the pace in games when he has come on and is getting better and better.

With regional supermarkets leaping into organic foods and its scrappy rival Trader Joe's growing at a rapid pace, it says, the time has come to set the record straight.

The slow pace of the state's mapping has come under new scrutiny in recent months because of several large projects in Los Angeles that were approved on or near the Hollywood fault.

"The need to globalize our organization has come at an accelerated pace," Mr. Maeda said.

Reform has come at a rapid pace.

We've injected some pace into the side and the confidence has come back.