Sentence examples for return of pace from inspiring English sources

The return of pace at least lowers the recent rate from nine to seven an over.

New Zealander Butler faced 119 balls in an innings lasting almost two hours when the return of pace bowler Roland-Jones prompted him to edge to the wicketkeeper.

England will be boosted by the return of pace bowler Stuart Broad, rested for the first two ODIs, for Sunday's match, and Thorpe confirmed that there are likely to be be further changes made as they continue to search for a winning formula against Australia.

It celebrates innovation, performance, pace and the return of peace.

The old was the return of the familiar pace and pressing that is the trademark of a Brendan Rodgers team.

"We are returning to the kind of pace we saw in the 80's and early 90's".

Capital in Mr Piketty's book includes forms of wealth, such as land, that would not figure in economists' models of production; his rate of return is the pace at which such wealth grows rather than the benefit to firms of investing it.

As of Friday, they had already provided investors with a return of 5.7percentt, on a pace to be the second best monthly performance since 1987.

After that change of pace, I returned to the opening forty pages of the sprawling multi-generational story set in China, and turned them into River of Dust: my sixth novel written, and the first to be published.

(Caregiver, 11d) While no cause was identified for this trend, decreased academic performance and behavioural changes may be attributed to a range of factors, including adverse effects from medications, and the difficulty of returning to the pace of a normal academic curriculum.

It floated deep into the backhand corner of Fererro, who, off-footed by the change of pace, promptly netted his return.