Sentence examples for winning pace from inspiring English sources

Lorenzo was never a factor at the circuit, finishing second but nearly 11 seconds off the winning pace.

At the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, Vettel finished third at more than two seconds off the winning pace, yet with four races left on the Formula One calendar, Vettel, now 24, has drained the 2011 season of most, if not all of its drama by clinching his second championship in a row.

The team's showing in the stage 1 team time trial was mediocre at best, as they came home 16th of the 23 teams, 49 seconds off the winning pace set by. Montaguti finished near the front of the field in the Giro's first two road races, taking tenth in the mass sprint finish to stage 2, and likewise tenth in stage 3 when the field was a little more split up.

The Mets, who are 74-73, could maintain their recent winning pace (20-5) and win 12 of their last 15 games and still fall short.

The loss dropped the Bulls to 10-17, 11th in the Eastern Conference, and well behind their 41-win pace of last season.

That translates to an 83-win pace, which is about right for this team these days.

That traditionally spin-averse South Africa is sometimes opting for three specialist spinners, plus a couple more who can bowl occasionally, is symptomatic of a World Cup that cannot be won by pace alone.

With New Zealand needing 14 from their one over to win, Sri Lanka pace bowler Lasith Malinga conceded only eight.

The marathon runner has a plan to win and paces his every step along the way to achieve his goal.

After being hit for the winning runs, South Africa pace bowler Steyn sank to the turf in disappointment.

In stage four, a break formed; Simpson tried to bridge the gap for Everaert (who could not mange the pace), winning a sprint finish and taking the leader's jersey.