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Meanings of blistering pace in English

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Usage of blistering pace in English
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Rooney's not got blistering pace and isn't going to outrun many full-backs.
The Guardian
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I never really had blistering pace, so I haven't lost that.
The Guardian
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But for all the guile of Silva and Johnson, there's no blistering pace.
The Guardian
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He has kept up a blistering pace since winning the opposition's primaries in February.
Reuters
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Time fled at a blistering pace, headed for an apocalypse.
Surrender to the will of the night
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The Nerf Ball sold four million copies in its first year, a really blistering pace.
Wired
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So we walk on for a while without talking, at a less blistering pace than before.
Kafka on the Shore
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The game began at a blistering pace even though Nick Robinson's kick-off sailed straight into touch.
The Guardian
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Athletics Weekly clocked Semenya's first lap at a blistering pace of 56:00:00.
The South African
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Like many of its competitors, Schwab also said it was still collecting new assets at a blistering pace.
Reuters
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His best option, he decided, was the skateboard he navigated at a blistering pace alongside the National Mall.
Reuters
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While that's still short of China's blistering pace of expansion, it handily outpaces most of the developed world.
Reuters
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Battles are atmospheric and fast, penumbras of stardust and debris that you maneuver through at a blistering pace.
Wired
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For a man who has just celebrated his 60th birthday, the Taoiseach has been setting a blistering pace.
The Irish Times
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The game opened at a blistering pace with the sides exchanging two points apiece during the opening nine minutes.
The Irish Times
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On Lap 151, Blaney surged to the front again and set a blistering pace in clean air, virtually unchallenged.
Reuters
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Blistering pace across language varieties
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