Sentence examples for pace to work from inspiring English sources

His cerebral opponent, Arthur Ashe, declined to give him any pace to work with and suddenly Connors was emasculated.

He is on pace to work his fewest innings since 1999, his second season in the majors, when he threw 154 2/3 for Montreal.

Sandhu's one possible weakness as a bowler – at this early stage of his development, he only bowls at approximately 135kph – is actually an advantage at the death because it gives the batsmen less pace to work with.

After the wide receiver Darius Hanks got on top of the Virginia Tech defense to catch a 35-yard pass from McElroy in the first quarter, the Crimson Tide tried to rush into an offense to give McElroy a fast pace to work with, but the drive fizzled after two poor passes.

"I'm interested to see how Heather will cope with a player who mixes up the pace, the spins and the direction of the ball as much as Radwanska does because Heather, as an aggressive counter-puncher, needs a bit of pace to work with.

For example, one day, you can run 4 800s as fast as you can, and the next day, you can run 4 miles (6.4 km) at a good pace to work on your endurance instead of your speed.

To design the prototype, the team started by looking at how work could be done to achieve a steady work pace, to make sure that the patient care activities were linked or carried out in parallel, and to get things right from the start.

I spent a few days pacing, pretending to work, trying not to fight with Solomon and hoping positive vibes were enough to save the embryo.

The protocol had to keep pace: it had to work across "an arbitrarily large number of distinct and potentially non-interoperable packet switched networks," Cerf says – including ones that hadn't been invented yet.

Excellent going forward with pace - needs to work on his defensive duties but very promising display from the Arsenal man.

You know at what pace you like to work.