Examples of 'pace would' in a sentence
Meaning of "pace would"
pace would: This phrase suggests the potential speed or tempo at which a specific action or activity might occur
How to use "pace would" in a sentence
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This pace would be impossible without WordPress.
So a distinction based on pace would be very confusing.
The pace would be too much for him.
Maybe a change of pace would help.
What pace would we need to maintain to hike down to them.
I thought the slower pace would be good for her.
His pace would sometimes prove good in the last minutes of the game.
A change of pace would know well.
Pace would later have to relinquish the title, however, after signing with World Extreme Cagefighting.
A slower pace would be better.
Michelle 's desk is right there, and … anyway, i think a change of pace would be good.
A more consistent pace would have really helped this book.
Such a pace would enable the two to escape from the rest of the field.
Crooks was so weakened from starvation that his pace would have slowed the expedition immensely.
A reasonable pace would allow Member States to continue to conduct their necessary domestic analysis.
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Unfortunately, this relentless pace would also cause many casualties.
The pace would kill you, sonny.
In fact, I did not think our qualifying pace would be quite that strong.
My pace would topple the sun ".
Think it through. What pace would we need to maintain.
That pace would have required the ( slave ) labor of thousands.
Only the slow movie pace would test their patience.
You should take me along as a regular . - Pace would kill you, sonny.
The change of pace would help him get over the breakup.
Anyway, I think a change of pace would be good.
The goal pace would be about 1.5 to 2 minutes per mile slower than marathon pace.
I did not know what the pace would be . " - Lewis Hamilton.
Think it through. What pace would we need to maintain to hike down to them.
For walkers, a moderately intense pace would probably be about 15 or 16 minutes per mile.
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