Sentence examples for provide pace from inspiring English sources
Matt Phillips, a £5.5m signing from Queens Park Rangers, will provide pace but he is the sole new player entering the opening weekend of the campaign.
The new shape now sees Lucas Moura provide pace on the right and Javier Pastore cut in and pick passes from the left.
"West Brom manager Tony Pulis will be happy to have added Callum McManaman to provide pace and width and also Manchester United's Darren Fletcher for experience, although he would have liked to add even more numbers to his squad.
City boss Neil Adams, who was appointed permanently last month, added: "He will provide pace, intelligent movement and a high work ethic to the front line, and of course he showed in the Championship last season that he is capable of scoring a variety of different goals.
He would provide pace on a potential counterattack.
Furthermore, parents and young people typically viewed the clinician's ability to provide pace and flexibility to the process of transition positively.
Implantable atrial defibrillators (IAD) should provide pacing therapy whenever appropriate (ie, typical atrial flutter) to minimize shock-related patient discomfort.
N'Zogbia and Valencia provided pace on either flank and Wigan benefited from defensive solidity.
If the latter is absent, Olivier Giroud will lead the line, with Martial providing pace from the left flank.
Last season, he experimented with a 4-4-2 diamond, with Sidnei Sciola and Chris Harold providing pace and mobility up front.
With the ever-impressive Silva and Kevin De Bruyne just behind, and a rejuvenated Raheem Sterling providing pace and penetration on the wing, City must have felt before the elbowing incident against West Ham that they could match for quickness and invention what is still quite a ponderous United attack.
