Sentence examples for to its pace from inspiring English sources

New Zealand's score of 247 in the first match was the only time either team got beyond, or even very close to, 200, and it won both tests thanks to its pace bowler, Shane Bond.

And the city transforms itself during fashion and design weeks, but quickly goes back to its pace when they're over".

But as the runs progressed, the Red Bull hung on to its pace longer and by the end of the runs their average pace was very similar.

But I am also nourished by my love of French culture and language". The success of Edmond owes much to its pace, plentiful laughs and simple climactic story.

"The Premier League is very different to the K-League, so there is hard work ahead, but you just have to look at players like [Manchester United midfielder] Park Ji-Sung and [Bolton winger] Lee Chung-Yong to see how well Korean players are adapting to its pace and physicality".

So few TV shows have the courage withhold what constitutes as audience satisfaction in favour of a story that feels authentic to its pace.

One, he gave good notes of criticism on subjects ranging from the film's music to its pacing, Mr. Peralta said, and "never let his ego get in the way".

Controllers lit the thrusters on the satellite on Wednesday, enabling the mission to start to match its pace to the huge ball of ice and dust.

Its more immediate challenge is to generate enough new ideas to maintain its pace.

Any horse struggling to maintain its pace or being asked to quicken feels as if its legs are being taken from underneath it.

Ms. Spiro is perfectly adequate, but for her to have a chance to be memorable this show will need the courage to slow its pace.