Sentence examples for paces will be from inspiring English sources

Among those showing their paces will be the 37-meter, or 120-foot, Shamrock V, built in 1930 for Sir Thomas Lipton's fifth and last America's Cup challenge, and the 38-meter, wood-hulled Velsheda, built in 1933 and back in action after repairs to damage suffered in a collision at the Antigua Classic Yacht Regatta in April.

Still, maintaining that pace will be difficult.

His pace will be valuable asset for Klinsmann, as he can stretch defenses and create opportunities.

As always with financial liberalization in China, the pace will be sensible, not stunning.

"If Ma is elected, the pace will be faster, and with bigger expectations".

And a marked pickup from the current pace will be needed to generate healthy profit growth.

And the pacing will be much closer to what the audience today expects".

In the statement accompanying its decision on Tuesday, it only repeated once again that its pace will be "measured".

The ground's firm, the pace will be quick and it should make for a perfect spectacle.

The changes are aimed at preserving communist control, and their pace will be glacial as long as Fidel remains alive.

Movement and pace will be key up front, which may affect Roy Hodgson's tactics for England's tricky opener.