Sentence examples for stand the pace from inspiring English sources

Without it, who could stand the pace?

But this bike can stand the pace of New York.

It was as if even Mexico doubted that the lightweight, 61-kilogram, or 134-pound, Hern?ez could stand the pace and physicality of the full 90 minutes.

But when the music starts, whether he's playing in the three-finger style, with picks, or what's known as clawhammer, using his nails, he can stand the pace.

Italian Adriano Malori had begun the 125-mile leg with a 15-second advantage but could not stand the pace late on.

The Europeans could not stand the pace, and typically didn't also have the appetite for risk that such a venture at this scale requires".

But as it stands now, the pace is almost leisurely.

Give students who need it the ability to stand or pace quietly in the back of the room during instruction to help with processing and retention.

(As The Lede noted at the time, the BBC interviewed survivors of the massacre in May, but the horrors they described initially failed to stand out as the pace of killing escalated in Syria).

Every half hour or so, take a minute to stand up, pace, look out the window, or refill your water bottle.

This week the Guardian unloosed the information that soldiers would stand six paces apart at the wedding, as opposed to four paces apart at Princess Margaret's wedding (a lot of troops are in Northern Ireland is why).