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Meanings of more pace in English

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Usage of more pace in English
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He knows he needs more pace and is working with Allan Donald.
The Guardian
2
He just rose to the occasion, gave it more pace and energy.
The Princess Bride
3
They are no longer spinning tracks but have more pace and bounce.
The Guardian
4
They had more pace around the field and a higher skill factor.
The Irish Times
5
Pitch: Expected to offer more pace for bowlers than that at Zayed Stadium.
The Guardian
6
Federer was actually generating more pace from his famous one-hander than his forehand.
News.com.au
7
No team has more pace or more skill across the park.
The Guardian
8
They went small, they got more pace into the game.
Reuters
9
The Mercedes were difficult, they had more pace than us and Valtteri was flying.
The South African
10
In the second period, we played with a little more pace and execution started to improve.
Reuters
11
The quicker courts help, the lower bounces, a bit more pace off the surface, that helps.
The Guardian
12
If there was a little more pace it would have been a very good Test pitch.
The Guardian
13
I expect probably a bit more pace and bounce than what we've seen in the one-day wickets.
Radio NZ
14
Hodgson wants additions in both full-back positions, as well as more pace and invention in the final third.
The Guardian
15
If you need more pace than that, you want your head testing, or a career as an astronaut.
BBC
16
However, O'Brien said he expected a different scenario to play out with more pace likely in the Cox Plate.
News.com.au
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More pace across language varieties
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