Sentence examples for possess pace from inspiring English sources

Both sides possess pace attacks of high quality, that of South Africa considerably more feted, but New Zealand's gaining in esteem.

This trio of quicks, who were supported superbly by Mitchell Marsh and Nathan Lyon at Lord's, all possess pace through the air and deliver the ball from a good height and it is no coincidence that England's equivalent in terms of these attributes, Stuart Broad, is the man thriving on the other side so far in the series.

He took Aaron Lennon's pass and clipped a finish that possessed pace, power and precision high into the top corner beyond Hart, who had no chance.

The Cherry and Whites have a decent-enough pack capable of giving their fly-half a useful platform and possess enough pace out wide to worry anyone.

Álvaro Arbeloa, who did not possess the pace to support West Ham's attack, filled in after moving across from the right while Havard Nordtveit was a fish out of water at right-back.

The 34-year-old may not possess the pace of old but he had the intelligence that Barcelona required to make sure frantic efforts to capture a second European Cup would come to fruition.

England may, however, possess the pace attack in Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad to trouble India's openers, but from the moment Dhoni won the toss here at Sophia Gardens, opting to bowl, India were in utter control of the tie.

Standing at a shade under 6ft tall, Batshuayi is also not quite the physical specimen of Drogba or Everton's Lukaku – his main rival for a starting spot with Belgium – but does possess lightning pace and excellent technical ability with both feet.

With Rodrigo, particularly, starting to move elusively and dangerously between the black and white lines, it seemed Jesus's side would take control but Newcastle possess the pace to damage opponents on the break these days and they duly proved it.

Both drivers possess great pace and racecraft.

As with Wade, the New Zealander is no giant but possesses the pace and ability to make defenders look silly in alternative ways.