Sentence examples for tough pace from inspiring English sources

And while it's been a tough pace, it's never stopped being exhilarating.

"We ran this particular weapon... through some extremely tough paces," said Klunder.

The earlier vehicles were certainly put through a tougher pace than their chauffeured glamorous contemporary off-springs.

Yet, despite Burroughs' collective youth, the Indians remained tough, keeping pace with Lompoc in the first three innings and emerging with a 7-6 lead by the top of the fourth.

The Barcelona Olympic champion wants a second gold in 2012 but found the pace tough last weekend.

The challenge for the two unions is daunting because they are finding it tough to keep pace with a fast-changing company in a fast-changing industry.

Maybe this helps explain why television's exasperated, pretend-news anchors are having a tough time keeping pace with real life.

In the meantime, the colt was used to help train the top horse of the Ross stable, Billy Kelly, another two-year-old who soon found it tough to keep pace with his new stablemate.

The Colts are rolling on offense, and new starting QB Cody Kessler is going to have a tough time keeping pace.

Tight, tough and relentlessly paced, Anthony Mann's NAKED SPUR (1953) hasn't an ounce of fat.

It's lean, tough and tightly paced, darting from the rooftops of Falluja down through the ruined streets where the yellow dust swirls.