Sentence examples for a sort of speed from inspiring English sources

I remember touring city restaurants in a failed attempt to find a substitute hangout — a sort of speed dating, I suppose.

There are lots of tricks to boost speed, including CPU cache memory which acts as a sort of speed buffer between the CPU and main memory (RAM).

"The game of politics is played with a sort of speed and toughness in New York that makes it tougher than anyplace else in the country," said Susan Estrich, who was the campaign manager for Gov. Michael S. Dukakis of Massachusetts, who won the 1988 Democratic primary in the state.

When the House Speaker, Paul D. Ryan, the other day postponed, or rethought, any future endorsement of Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican Presidential nominee, he did it in the name of his party, an entity that Ryan, among others, seems to view as a fragile thing, to be regarded with brotherly affection, the very opposite of Trump's view of the party as a sort of speed bump.

Here we have a sort of speed dating structure.

Santorum mocked the effort as a sort of "speed dating".

Major competitions usually have a mixed-zone – a sort of speed-dating area where reporters wait behind barriers working on their chat-up lines while athletes are escorted from one to the next.

To visit far-away planets or space stations you need to activate a sort of warp speed, which cranks your velocity into terms of Astronomical Units per second.

Amir has a fast arm, like the blur of the great Wasim Akram, generating a sort of whiplash speed.

In Google Maps, when you leave one area and walk down the street to another, the images blur together for a moment in a sort of "light speed" effect.

Yet he seems to feel withdrawal symptoms from collaboration, and over the next six weeks is taking part in a sort of comedic speed-dating.