Sentence examples for pace high from inspiring English sources
Bradley Wiggins had kept the pace high for the final lap and the last of the lead-out team, Geraint Thomas and Ian Stannard, had done their work.
"We didn't understand that we had to keep the pace high, and only in the final stages did we create a couple of clear chances".
Emma Pooley and Sharon Laws helped keep the pace high for the first half of the race, with Katie Colclough, Lucy Martin and Catherine Williamson also making contributions as the afternoon went on.
Care could thank the intensity and pace of the first half for his chance to shine and England have to maintain the fluid style and keep the pace high while accepting it will occasionally burn them.
Almost every woman has a memory or two imprinted somewhere in the edges of her mind – that tend to crawl their way to the centre when she's walking alone at night – that keeps her pace high and head low as she passes men she doesn't know.
Their plan was to keep the pace high, with their leader tucked in just behind the string, to avoid a repetition of the crash of the previous day when the Texan's back wheel became tangled up in the handlebars of his team mate Roberto Heras on the run-in to Avranches, causing him to lose 26sec.
Our results also indicate that the CTE varies with particle volume fraction at a pace higher than predicted by theory.
"Our dynamic was stronger, pace higher and we managed to keep it throughout the match because we kept the ball.
A low SEP is strongly correlated to a faster life history pace, higher mortality and more health neglect and risk-taking behaviour.
"It's a mad, fast paced, high octane, visually arresting feast on the senses combining video animation and typography too – borrowing the language and grammar of a generation weaned on Snapchat then dialling it up even more".
(Which allows Carol Brys, the costume designer, to go wild with lovely fabrics and inventive silhouettes.) The entire cast does itself proud in this briskly paced, high-energy production.
