Sentence examples for retains pace from inspiring English sources

Snodgrass retains pace and power not common for Scottish players.

The Exo Suit extends the range of the player while retaining the pace that Call of Duty has always had.

Along the way are a few tiny settlements and isolated farms that retain the pace of the old Caribbean.

Peugeot retained their pace on Audi for the remainder of the race with Davidson and Bourdais also able to maintain the gap to their sister car with some metronomic yet quick and sustained stints.

Jonny Lomax combined brilliance and bravery at full-back, but it was James Roby who held the key to the win, giving yet another display of his remarkable fitness by retaining the pace to score the match-clinching try after 70 minutes in the trenches.

As you probably know, Nokia continues to struggle to keep pace with rivals like Apple and Android-device makers, retaining its focus on Symbian while Android is growing and Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 just entered the field.

Central banks retain the right to expand the volume of domestic credit to keep pace with the growth of the home economy.Eventually, however, growth in the world's economies translates into a growing demand for dollar assets.

Directors today rarely retain the power to name successors, and busy board members have no time to keep pace with the field's explosive growth.

Without a strong emphasis on educating young people, attracting and retaining foreign scientists, increasing federal research funding and incentivizing private sector innovation, Gates reasoned, the U.S. will not be able to keep pace with technological developments from abroad.

Only a few US cities retained DST locally thereafter, including New York so that its financial exchanges could maintain an hour of arbitrage trading with London, and Chicago and Cleveland to keep pace with New York.

Village life retains a centuries old pace, thanks in large part to the absence of motorised vehicles.