Sentence examples for pace of men from inspiring English sources

This steadiness and accuracy was unshakeable when she was opposed to the hardest players of her own sex and her footwork was equal to turning them back, but against the withering pace of men she was outclassed.

Such negative impacts, Carson believed, were the consequence of the "impetuous and heedless pace of man rather than the deliberate pace of nature".

The speed with which new hazards are created reflects the impetuous and heedless pace of man, rather than the deliberate pace of nature.

Adapting his mercurial style to the breathless pace of a man on the run, Dibdin dispatches Zen to a coastal beach resort (where he briefly succumbs to "the sensual languor, the total indolence"); an island prison off the Tuscan coast; a temporary sanctuary in Iceland; and, at one low point, to his dead mother's apartment in Rome.

His first robot was inspired by the steady pace of a man walking past him.

The pitch and pace of the man's venting rose as he went on to grieve that when our fine country was founded, the only people who could vote were male property owners, and since then there has been change after change leading right down to the mess we are in today.

Manning is the greatest quick-strike player in the game in part because the Colts use the two-minute offense so often it is not a change of pace for Manning to run a no-huddle.

As a result of a 62 12 first half, which was well below the pace of the world record (2 04:26), six men ran faster than 2 07 — also a marathon first.

In China, the respective pace of the two men on race day was never on show, for Rosberg lined up fourth, made a bad start as a result of a telemetry failure - which meant the team could not set the clutch as they normally would - and then had to fight up from sixth place.

Like a callow youth in a rush, the dog was impatient with the measured pace of the older man.

The only thing is that Ravel doesn't know who Paul Gascoigne is! "[Morrison] has the pace of a wide-man.