Sentence examples for pace up at from inspiring English sources

No wonder he maintains such a cracking pace, up at dawn to stand on picket lines, even considering standing for parliament again when it looks as if Gordon Brown will call a snap election: after all, he thinks defiantly, he is only 82 and "Mr Gladstone was prime minister at 84".

After the interval, Finn, roared on by the crowd, was irresistible, bowling with genuine pace – up to 92mph at one stage – accuracy and consistency.

Pace up your business aims by being at the right place, at the right time.

"We played at great pace up there and in the final game we blew Australia away.

The overall number of registered users grew at a constant pace, up toalmost 700K.

Stroll along at a gentle pace — up to 2 miles an hour — while working.

The pace picked up at night.

Inside the cage, at the bottom of a long suburban garden, four cubs immediately hide behind their hutch, while the fifth paces up and down at speed, sprinting up its little ramp and along the ledge, and back down again.

Where usually there are small flocks of waders busily feeding, today the only bird in sight is a solitary common gull pacing up and down at the water's edge.

A few dozen paces up the road, at the foot of Sinfa Mountain, a stunning expanse of silt and rock had buried what were once lushly planted fields of squash, corn and papaya trees.

I paced up and down at my desk, giddy with outrage, as men I'd never met went on to denounce the entire feminist movement with: "Are guys not allowed to comment positively on a woman's appearance in a social setting anymore?"; the facetious: "Men shouldn't compliment women.