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Meanings of set the pace in English

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Usage of set the pace in English
1
It's Rush, however, who will surely set the pace for the event.
The Irish Times
2
Wherever the flock went, she took the lead and set the pace.
A Busy Year at the Old Squire's
3
You have to set the pace up and can't hold anything back.
News.com.au
4
Twilight Payment then set the pace as they entered the final turn.
News.com.au
5
Linebacker Cameron Smith set the pace with 16 tackles and an interception.
Reuters
6
Well, they had set the pace, and he would keep to it.
Contrary Mary
7
The weakest has to set the pace, or else he's left behind.
Just Patty
8
Chicago has begun to set the pace of a nervous nation's progress.
The Colossus: A Novel
9
Cities set the pace on fighting poverty, climate change but who will pay?
Reuters
10
And he's back this year to set the pace and defend his title.
The South African
11
When it comes to handbags and excavators, China really does set the pace.
Reuters
12
Amazon's dominant position allows it to set the pace on pricing.
Wired
13
He let her sink onto him slowly and set the pace.
Poison or Protect
14
They went far, too, and set the pace awhile in the last lap.
Now It Can Be Told
15
The boys followed me, and I set the pace according to our injuries.
Outpost
16
With the guide out front, Eskkar set the pace at an easy canter.
Quest for honour
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common