Sentence examples for pace of flying from inspiring English sources
The pace of flying training increased in the mid-1960s as the RAAF expanded and enlisted more aircrew to fulfill Australia's commitment to the Vietnam War.
In addition to the fatiguing pace is the demanding nature of flying a fighter aircraft.
But the ball misses by an inch, picks up pace and flies off the back of the green.
"I think the weather played it's part there, it caught Nelson out slightly - wind assisted, it picked up pace and flew into the back of the net".
Evans' burst of pace saw him fly through the Jersey defence to make it 21-21 asd as the pressure mounted on the hosts Maidment was sent off for what Carley would only describe afterwards as "foul play".
England's pace spearhead flew to England and back before the third Ashes Test in Perth to be at the birth of his second daughter.
Executives blamed unusually poor weather, the air-traffic control system and the refusal of many pilots, who are angry about the slow pace of contract negotiations, to fly overtime.
But this journey is not one that can be undertaken in a car - you'd miss the details, the human scale, and the pace of life as you fly by.
Riding abilities (performance in walk, tölt, trot, flying pace (pace) and canter/gallop, as well as spirit and general impression) account for 60% of the total score and conformation for 40% (FEIF, 2002).
