Sentence examples for pace-wise from inspiring English sources
36 min: Armitage cruises into space out wide – pace-wise England are at a different level to their opponents.
As Claudio Ranieri pointed out after the match, he shares the Foxes' penchant for intensive running and is no slouch pace-wise.
But the impetus was lost because of problems down the spine of the team – Didier Drogba contracted malaria, Frank Lampard and John Terry were injured, and I think Terry is struggling pace-wise.
"I am very confident about Barcelona, pace-wise.
Pace-wise everything turned out as we expected.
We weren't going ballistic flat-out but it was a pretty tasty race pace-wise.
Even some proponents of drilling say the D.E.C.'s measured pace has been wise.
It is a song form of great intensity, with a wise, gentle pace.
The second act has greater pace and vitality: the wise, witty Weir of old is back on form, but too briefly.
There's something cute about the way the knee-high robot diligently keeps a pace or two behind Wise as she varies her pace, turns, or stops, but this is a working robot, not a toy.
An occasional tremulous quality in Ms. Nilsson's singing suggests why she was wise to pace herself at this stage: it takes time to learn to control naturally enormous voices, and Ms. Nilsson was still learning about hers.
