The rhea generally ambles at a leisurely pace, running only during social activities (Raikow 1968).
But he could not keep up that pace, running fewer races in slower times.
Within seconds, the auctioneer, at a blood-boiling pace, ran the price up to $350,000.
Instead the bandwagon simply gathered pace, running over lots of jobs and shareholding pensioners in the process.
She set an easy pace, running two miles, then walking the next two — finishing three hours off her personal best for a marathon.
But his partner appears to have gathered pace, ran aggressively and well and contributed four fours and two bludgeoning sixes to his 75 from 65 balls.
I described the human challenge, as human appetites and numbers crest, as being akin to shifting from a sprint to a marathoner's pace — running, or in this case living, for the long haul.
Slow pace running might have also contributed to lower sweat rate and longer duration for fluid consumption, increasing the risk of overhydration [3, 11, 24].
By mile 10, she was keeping a steady pace running alongside of two other runners, which she kept up until mile 15.
Roared on by her home crowd, blocking out the pain by counting to 100 again and again, Radcliffe maintained her unrelenting pace, running the 24th mile in 5.03 and the 25th in 5.08.
