Sentence examples for pace press from inspiring English sources

We have to move the ball, play with pace, press them, put them under pressure".

Can I say that, so far, this has been an absolutely perfectly paced press conference.

He paced the press box roof, waiting to begin his pregame show with a taped interview.

In a parallel, one of Mr. Gorbachev's closest early confidants, Eduard A. Shevardnadze, the foreign minister, advocated a slow withdrawal pace — and pressed for 10,000 to 15,000 Soviet troops to remain to support the Communist government.

Participants silently read the entire paragraph at their own pace and pressed a key to proceed to the next task (average reading time for the Dutch text was 52.6 s (SD = 23.0), and for the English text 56.2 s (SD = 19.6)).

On every trial (3 TRs = 8.16 s), participants made 5 paced isometric presses with the same finger.

One horse that Orseno and Red Bullet will hook amid that campaign is More Than Ready -- the Blue Grass runner-up whose fourth-place Kentucky Derby finish was remarkable in light of the blistering pace he helped press.

Give each a moment to prepare at its own pace - methodically half-press then press, don't stab, the button.

Sure the company put the new feature through its paces onstage, but press conference demos and in-person usage are two different things entirely.

"It's a nice pace," said Susan Whitson, Laura Bush's press secretary.

If far from ashen-faced and tight- lipped after the match, it was a far from happy Mr Ferguson who found himself having to adjust to the pace of the English press.