Sentence examples for with little pace from inspiring English sources

It's deflected, but with little pace on it, Courtois can parry over the bar.

As he had so often this day, Federer got his racquet on it and blocked back the backhand with so little pace that Isner had no choice but to take to the net again.

Federer's short-swing chip return essentially blocks the serve, the ball floating off his racquet with backspin and little pace.

Press on, remembering to temper your customary impatience with a little pacing - the haul to New Year is partly a test of stamina.

The 35-yard run and finish, in which Barnes beat five Brazil players with elegance, lightning footwork and no little pace, would forever be a millstone.

"Mark Footitt led the attack with a lionhearted effort and no little pace.

Busquets is a particular concern in this respect, with the veteran midfielder losing the little pace he had and often struggling to contain more physically-imposing opponents.

Certainly the likes of Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard are not slow but, with Ashley Cole also missing, there is precious little pace anywhere else in the side.

At least he has a little pace.

Squires, who coached 41-year-old Dorian Meyer to victory in the masters division of the New York City Marathon last year, said the first time he saw Michelsohn run, he was amazed by her natural ability and by the fact that she could finish a difficult workout despite going all out at first with little sense of pace.

They came out with a little more pace and precision but they made too many mistakes with knock-ons, penalites and turnovers.