Sentence examples for running at a pace from inspiring English sources

They didn't anticipate, however, that a human being running at a pace of ten and a half miles an hour naturally expels a rectal thermometer.

With the housing market in the doldrums and inflation running at a pace unseen in nearly two decades, consumers are not buying new homes.

The automakers had been enjoying record sales -- running at a pace of 18 million vehicles through much of 2000 -- when worries about the economy and rising interest rates started keeping buyers out of showrooms.

I planned on going out and running at a pace about one minute slower than my marathon pace (how fast I would run if I were running 26.2 miles on a flat course), however, by the time the race director counted down from 10 to zero, that plan was thrown out the door and I was off at marathon pace, if not faster.

In our current example, the athlete was running at a pace that would have allowed him to finish in <2 h 40 min before reaching the 35th km of the race.

Finally, the participants were running at a pace that resulted in smaller hip joint angles compared to walking, which could explain why no differences were found in running.

Mr. Mutai ran at a pace of 12.6 miles per hour.

That is the slowest pace since April 1995, when sales ran at a pace of 621,000.

Menagerie Asahiyama A chilled-out, off-kilter electro track that runs at a pace unfamiliar in modern music.

This is, of course, the ultimate endurance race – 26 miles 385 yards, now run at a pace most of us would struggle to sprint.

It's important that any scheme runs at a pace that is appropriate for the individual and that it provides support once the person is in work.