Sentence examples for pace per from inspiring English sources

On that day, her average pace per mile was five minutes and 13 seconds.

I managed to run 62 miles in 6 06 pace per mile, but the atmosphere didn't quite match up!

But its assortment of baked goods and snacks is one of the fastest growing segments of its portfolio, advancing at a healthy double-digit pace per year, according to Troy Alstead, Starbucks' chief financial officer.

Mary Jo White, the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, has a personal page on the New York Road Runners Club Web site, which records a battery of figures (Pace per Mile, Age-Graded Performance Percentage, and so on) for each of the official events she has completed.

But for an athlete whose average pace per mile when she broke the marathon world record in 2003 was five minutes and 13 seconds, some days - perhaps inevitably - feel like "crap".

Apple is on pace per some analysts to be the first trillion dollar company in history and will do so on the back of a trivial amount of products and services.

Because for pace-per-pound-sterling the MPS was a hard act to beat.

Find your goal pace-per-mile for the desired incline -- 6 percent for this workout -- and corresponding treadmill miles per hour setting.

The long circadian behavioral period in old flies correlates nicely with a slower pace of PER oscillation in the small LNvs (Fig. S6).

Previous studies have evaluated total United States social spending and found that spending per capita for children, particularly in challenging economic times, has not kept pace with per capita spending for the elderly [ 9, 10].

his "moderate" tempo is often assumed to be that of a natural walking pace (76 to 80 paces per minute) or of a heartbeat (72 per minute).