Sentence examples for under the pace from inspiring English sources

Lochte was under the pace of Michael Phelps's world record through 150 meters of the grueling four-stroke race but fell far off it on the breaststroke leg.

The rookie Kenyon Martin and the free-agent signee Williams both withered under the pace yesterday, Williams bothered by bleeding toes that needed draining.

Nearly $2 billion has been mobilized from the US alone under the PACE initiative, and bilateral development of technologies in energy storage is another big ticket item that can be explored further.

Germany had to remain anchored firmly in the steadying waters of Europe.But in the past four years under Mr Schröder, the pace has accelerated even further.

This leaves space for the reader to worry about historical details, whereas in the second half of the book, with the narrative firmly under way, the pace is so efficiently ratcheted up as to preclude all mundane questions.

When I hit the top, 21 minutes 20 seconds after I started (a bit under half the pace of Thomas Dold, the German who picked up his fifth straight title in 10 minutes 16 seconds), I was half expecting something like a King Kong statuette.

Houses are cheap (the average single family home in Sault Ste. Marie is well under $200,000), the pace is slower, and the scenery ain't bad, either the Sault was one of only two Canadian cities to make the New York Times 52 Places To Go list this year.

The Northern Irishman recorded eight birdies in an seven-under 64 to set the pace a week out from the Open.

Defending champion Rory McIlroy, who began the day at 3-under six shots off the pace, had an even-par 70 to finish tied for eighth with a stellar group that included Dustin Johnson, Zach Johnson and Australian Jason Day.

Yesterday they faded on the final climb, where the Once team of Joseba Beloki again tried to put the Texan under pressure, setting the pace as they had on the Ventoux.

He appeared to have matters under control against the pace of Morkel, Steyn and Kyle Abbott only to misjudge the line from Piedt, round the wicket, and be given out lbw.