Sentence examples for accelerate off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "accelerate off" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts related to vehicles or speed, but it is more common to say "accelerate away" or "take off." Example: "The car began to accelerate off the starting line as the race began."
McCoy's rare ability to accelerate off both a standstill and off lateral movement makes him extremely effective on two run plays: the sprint draw, and the stretch handoff.
In this dynamical system, all neighboring trajectories diverge exponentially fast, but all accelerate off to infinity.
(Even as current Home Office immigration policy priorities accelerate off in a very different direction).
Once you release the string, the arrow still must accelerate off the bow, and any movement during the fraction of a second can disrupt the intended flight path of the arrow.
Latvian producer N1L today shared a subtly obscene video for "Accelerate," off his recently released Ikea Zen EP on Lee Gamble's UIQ imprint.
But unlike Power Africa, which has been catalysing a wide range of renewable energy projects that will connect to the national grid – from a vast solar farm in Rwanda to the first wind power project in Senegal – Energy Africa has a very specific objective: to accelerate off-grid solar power for households using private investment.
To do so, the tongue is rapidly accelerated off the hyoid – achieving accelerations as high as 486 m s−2 (50 g)19 – with the tongue subsequently traveling to the prey on its momentum alone15.
Accelerating off the lights wasn't as much fun as you'd think.
I willed myself to pass Schmidt, accelerating off the top of the hill.
Thomas, one of the smoother runners in the game when it comes to timing and accelerating off lead blocks, is healthy now, but his reputation is a bit dented.
The travelling twin accelerates off into space and returns to find his sibling forty years older.
