Sentence examples similar to take up pace from inspiring English sources

With the remaining members of the breakaway having been caught, Andrei Greipel's Lotto Belisol team take up pace-making duties, while Cav's Omega Pharma-Quick Step loom ominously behind them.

Taborre's face is a study in pain as he pedals off uphill towards the summit of the second climb Chieti-Pietragrossa (category 3), pulling away from what passes for the bunch and Sky immediately take up pace-making duties, setting the tempo at the front.

The Cannondale team took up the pace in an attempt to deliver their Italian sprinter Elia Viviani to the line, but Kittel was best placed as the riders came off the final bend and outsprinted his rivals for a comfortable victory.

Ali, whose father was a boxer years ago and motivated him to take up the sport, picked up his pace.

A new study shows that modifying a gene can encourage ordinary heart cells to take up the rhythm that sets the pace for the rest of the heart.

For the U.S. economy to expand at a healthy pace, corporate outlays would have to take up the slack.

Thus, new evidence is not always taken up at the same pace; some countries appear to be more conservative or cautious than others.

In Berkeley, California, home of the first PACE scheme, the take-up rate is similarly paltry.Homeowners are unimpressed chiefly because the interest rates on the loans look high.

"With labor market slack being taken up at a somewhat slower pace than in previous years, scope for some further improvement in the labor market remaining, and inflation continuing to run below our 2% target, we chose to wait for further evidence of continued progress toward our objectives," Yellen said in September when explaining why the Fed chose not hike rates at that time.

Dr. Pace says he took up wood carving at 23.

Bonhams took up the baton, and set the pace in April, selling Banksy's "Space Girl and Bird" for £288,000.