Sentence examples for split pace from inspiring English sources

A minute later Teti calls out "1 26!" a punishing 500-meter split pace.

The tiny 70-year-old designer — legendary in the fashion world for ending her runway shows with cartwheels and a split — paced nervously in her small studio on West 37th Street in Manhattan, crammed with hot-pink vintage knickknacks and a rainbow of tulle skirts that hung from the ceiling.

The Classic Stage Company's production, which is a quarter shorter than Jonson's original and directed at a lickety-split pace by Barry Edelstein, begins when a trio of con artists, Dol, Subtle and Face, clatter down a metal flight of stairs fighting like the Three Stooges.

Barcelona responded to that setback by swiftly adding a second as Andres Iniesta played a perfect defence-splitting pace that sent Messi clear to slot calmly into the corner of the net.

We can recite our personal records, splits and pace per mile for almost any distance on the roads, trails, and track.

After becoming familiar with the race course, think about split or pacing goals for each section of the race.

When our co-workers ask us about our weekend, we talk about splits and paces and distances that bore them.

According to the split times, his pace during the second half — five minutes and twenty-four seconds per mile — was almost two minutes faster than during the first half.

According to the split times, his pace during the second half five minutes and twenty-four seconds per mile was almost two minutes faster than during the first half.

Risztov tried to make a break at the halfway point and the injection of pace split the large lead group of swimmers into three.

Then they split into different pace groups and embarked on a run, walk or jog for 15 minutes.