Sentence examples for pace to get from inspiring English sources

Lovett was on pace to get on the field as a freshman.

As day and night grow even, the pace to get going outdoors quickens.

So we are on pace to get under 400 homicides for the first time in over 40 years.

Fielden showed desire and no little pace to get a fingertip to the ball, although whether he got there ahead of Abendanon was debatable.

"A typical person will have to crank for 120 to 150 minutes at a steady pace to get a 25 percent charge on the iPhone," the study found.

Clyne plays a one-two with Ambrose and uses his pace to get beyond Taylor and bomb on towards the touchline.

Hill had shown a turn of pace to get to the line ahead of Graham Kitchener after Leicester had again surrendered possession in their own territory.

Still, Jennifer Shipley said she was so unnerved by the jellyfish that she picked up her pace to get out of the water quicker.

Carlo Cudicini did make a save or two but there was no one with the pace to get behind the Chelsea back four.

He's got great pace to get in behind and that's something we need when you look at our current attacking options".

"There are a great number of questions in the travel community about that," he said, "and there are doubts that United is moving along at a pace to get that done soon".