The phrase "pace out" can be used in written English.
It means to measure or arrange something at regular intervals, or to spread something out evenly. Example: "The farmer carefully paced out the rows of crops in his field to ensure proper spacing between them."
Nevertheless, I chose Engelbrecht and Habana to offer power and pace out wide.
Kalidou Koulibaly is a superb defender and in addition to pace out wide, Senegal look organised and well drilled.
The Cherry and Whites have a decent-enough pack capable of giving their fly-half a useful platform and possess enough pace out wide to worry anyone.
Behind the pack, there was attitude and the outside-half Nathan Hirayama attacked the gainline while they had pace out wide but the devil was in the preparation.
But he can also do the unexpected and would compliment a set of backs who are strong in the middle and have plenty of pace out wide.
Ireland have become a cuter side under their head coach, Joe Schmidt, but no amount of cunning could disguise their lack of pace out wide.
The Warriors hit the front after 11 minutes when a combination of slick passing and pace out wide put David Fusitua over in the corner.
The most verbally inventive comics, who can reincorporate little echoes of earlier jokes into long routines that deftly balance structure with formlessness, turn out to have no idea how to pace out a written narrative.
Sorry to go all ZonalMarking on everybody but I think the main problem is that, due to injuries, we're lacking pace out wide and thus our patient build up means less clear cut and more half-chances for our strikers.
TRANSFERRED to New York City after the fair and still officially open, the pavilion attracts occasional visitors, who quietly pace out distances on the mosaic map; the theater is being renovated as the Queens Theater in the Park, a performing arts center.
As a young man, when he spent four-and-a-half years doing one-night stands with a touring company, he would go to the South Downs with a friend, get them to pace out a quarter of a mile, and ask if he could be heard at the other end.
