"of pace" or "at pace"?
It'll be a nice change of pace. |
The real issue is that of pace. |
So it's definitely a change of pace. |
My eyes pry themselves open at the slowest of pace, as a part of me did not want them to continue. |
The South African felt that Indian bowlers made up for lack of pace with their high degree of skills. |
It's a most unexpected change of pace from an extremely promising band, and it's one of the very best songs of the year. |
JJK try to attack with a lot of pace with quick transitions in midfield, followed by Jani Virtanen's and Mikko Manninen's swift interplay upfront. |
Splinter has a funny scene with Casey Jones, which while some may roll their eyes at; I found a nice change of pace for him after recent seriousness. |
It would be a major change of pace for Steele, shifting away from a club where he is the automatic first pick and who he has played almost 100 times for. |
This means running at higher than AT pace, i. |
A player ran 30 metres at pace to throw a cheap shot at the back of a player. |
This means I will need to add more variety to pace and distance, which are based on the AT pace. |
I tried to mix up my pace and bowl a lot of slower balls and then slip in the quicker ball at pace. |
Since most of us don't have the means to get VO2max tested, the next best thing is to look at pace per mile. |
In addition, running focused on distance is performed at the AT pace or slightly lower than AT pace once a week. |
When he runs forward with the ball at pace it looks like he's wearing metal boots coz the ball control is very poor. |
He works best when he has room and time on the ball, or when he's already moving at pace and can then play a quick 1-2. |
Mr Richards even admitte himself that when he ' rides at pace ' or on busy oads he wears a helmet for the protective qualities. |
Doumbia is also really good at manipulating the space he's in, he can turn at pace and often gets a shot on goal in the tightest of situations. |
At the one-quarter pole, the Nationals were on pace to win 93 games. |
I think people are concentrating too much on pace, rather than speed. |
On pace for 76 tackles, TD is flying all over the field, and laying huge hits on opponents. |
The Capitals, who scored 313 goals just two seasons ago, are on pace to be about a hundred goals behind that output. |
Our team leader, Darlynne, struck a great balance between keeping us on pace and allowing our energetic group to have fun. |
Ovechkin is on pace for a 34-goal season, which would be his worst ever if he weren't coming off a 32-goal campaign in 2010-11. |
Wisconsin is on pace for a third-place finish in the division, but will represent the Leaders side of the conference in the Dec. |
On a worldwide basis, it has now grossed over $470 million, and it is on pace to become the eighth Pixar movie (and sixth-in-a-row) to pass $500 million worldwide. |
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Shipments of personal computers are on pace to fall this year for the first time since the dot-com bust of 2001, according to a new forecast from IHS iSuppli. |
Despite being a tricky and skilful player who is a magnet for kicks from desperate defenders and a forward whose game is based on pace, agility and quick turns, Messi is rarely injured. |
Yadav has improved in pace and sustainability, but has a long way to go yet. |
Drops in heart rate relate to reductions in pace and easier (downhill) parts of the run. |
With the ball not swinging, Dhoni has no slips in pace, but Yadav is getting his yorkers in. |
Many PSHS alumni in fact lose their academic interest in college due to this radical change in pace. |
The final song on the EP is ' Miss Me ', dropping down in pace but still keeping the bluesy feel that seems to be where Kristen is settling in her niche. |
It is not fast in pace; it slowly roasts along like a rotisserie chicken on a spring day as you fall into a world of violence, honour and more bureaucracy. |
As they clatter their upper and lower mandibles together rapidly they produce a sound very loud just like a machine gun rattle that rises and falls in pace. |
This style of training is more effective in raising awareness and minimum skill levels in pace with the contemporary and modern changes in public sector management. |
Throughout the piece these roles of watcher/performer alternated between the groups, ever increasing in pace until by the end they are all performing/watching simultaneously. |
Beat him easily with pace and guile. |
England attack far more decisively and with pace. |
Soon some sides will dispense altogether with pace in ODI and T20I cricket. |
Even on youtube I find him very rusty, with a very poor touch sometimes that he compensates with pace. |
Of course he's still very raw and could do with beefing up a bit, but with pace to burn and decent technique he's full of promise. |
Don't kid yourself, England will have issues with two quality wide players (Landycakes, Dempsey) and forwards with pace (Jozy and whomever). |
That, and the fact he can certainly hit a ball with pace and direction, as shown at Elland Road, with a 35 yard thunderbolt, voted Goal of the Season. |
For me it was as an interesting purchase by Wenger, who has normally favoured a more athletic striker with pace who can get in behind a defence or drift wide to collect the ball in a wide position. |
Cook's men had struggled against pace and spin. |
But it was hard to understand the tyres and we seemed to struggle for pace in the middle of each stint. |
The pair matched each other pace for pace in the first two games but it was Atkinson who took them, both 11-9. |
His love for pace is well known, but he has not been able to get either Ishant Sharma or Umesh Yadav to become a performer. |
Simons also had a word of appreciation for pace spearhead Zaheer Khan and took special mention of his slower ball, which left many a batsman bamboozled during the tournament. |
My advice: TAKE IT SLOW!!!!! This is NOT about pace. |
Pace, it is about pace, Cycling is not just done at one pace. |
Started at a 12 min per mile pace, and recently ran 5K in 26:26 (8:37 per mile )! Do, and don't worry about pace right now - just build up your endurance, speed will eventually come. |
Strength through the middle of the forward line with free-scoring Kevin Gore and rangy Rhys Clarke is superbly complemented by pace on the wings. |