Sentence examples for threatening pace from inspiring English sources

However in the bowling department they lack a threatening pace attack which could be their undoing.

"We saw nothing unusual, certainly nothing threatening," Dr. Pace said.

And with less weight to work against it has great torque, and, above 5,500rpm where the Variocam system gives it both barrels, real 911-threatening turn of pace.

Is that the threatening part?

While the tourists' pace attack has sometimes looked threatening, teenage left-arm spinner Ashton Agar has struggled and the top four have repeatedly failed.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many liberals began to worry that persistent inequalities of wealth and the tremendous pace of social change were undermining democracy and threatening other classical liberal values, such as the right to moral autonomy.

Jolted into life, David Moyes's men picked up the pace once more and went close with two threatening quick-fire free-kicks on the edge of the Stoke penalty area from specialist Leighton Baines and striker Jelavic.

6/10 Pick of the replacements: Mike Blair  This accolade could easily have gone to Hogg who showed spark and looked dangerous, but Blair really upped the pace of the Scottish game and they looked much more threatening after his introduction.

Clearly he injects pace into the side when he is on the pitch and is a threatening outlet.

Whatever the pace at which these other very real dangers are approaching us, AIDS is not "threatening": it is here.

This capability, at an ever-accelerating pace, undermines the power of the broadcast distribution channels, leading to declining readership and viewing figures and threatening to break the advertising model that has funded this sector for decades.