Sentence examples for pace times from inspiring English sources

But show your magnanimity by suggesting that the staging does have the "strengths of energy and pace" (Times).

Cuddy said that one of her goals last year was "to fall in love with running," avoiding any specific number of miles or pace times.

Obsessive, irrational, self-absorbed and often tiresome, certainly to those who don't pursue endurance sports and frequently to those who do, we think our pace times, age-group ranking, heart rates, mantras, wicking garb and maladies — from blisters and groin rashes to stress fractures and iliotibial band syndrome — are endlessly fascinating.

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But at that moment I sensed that my wristwatch was moving at its workaday pace; time did not start speeding up, did not start heating up.

"The big idea is to unclutter and speed up the pace," Time magazine wrote of the Drake-Chenault format in August 1968.

Therapy is incredibly creative in terms of mood, pace, time, the way words are placed... Morrison: So therapist and patient work together to create something, and so do writers and readers?

I frantically tried to calculate how much farther I had to go against my pace time.

Onto the tarmac and then onto the less trafficked runway at JFK Airport, we ambitious runners lined up according to our estimated pace time, and then took off!

Loeb and Elena took to the road first in their C4, and despite the limited visibility from both his ride position and the unlit roads, he set a pace time of 13m 58.7s.

For Hirvonen, it was the last good chance to retake fourth position from Atkinson, which he did when he won the stage by setting the pace time of 11m 30.5s.