The phrase "accelerated over to" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a context where someone is describing a quick movement or transition to a location or situation, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "After receiving the urgent call, she accelerated over to the meeting room to present her findings."
Alternatives: "rushed over to" or "hastened to".
Yet, if she were able to sprint ahead of the frothy mob, which she very likely could, considering her ability to accelerate over long distances, she would do well.
The investment is significant, but it's not that difficult to see why it is needed particularly when you recognize that growth is likely to accelerate over 10 to 15 years as these learning processes kick in.
When I accelerated over a hill to see a sunset descending on the horizon, he was there.
The heated race to recruit ever younger players has drastically accelerated over the last five years, according to the coaches involved.
After a steady first 500m they accelerated over the next 1,000m to move 1.77sec clear and a boat length up.
"As this threat has really accelerated over the last, say, six to eight months, we've tried to work even more closely with the Iraqis to develop their sight picture in a better way," a senior administration official said without elaborating.
Although our capacity to improve human health and quality of life has accelerated over the past 35 years, our ability to translate scientific discoveries into products, goods, and services has not kept pace.
The revelation that Amtrak train No. 188 might have been struck by a bullet, rock or other object added an unexpected twist to a crash probe that initially focused on why the train had accelerated to over 100 miles per hour (160km/h) in the minute before it went into a curved track segment where the authorized speed limit was just 50mph (80 km/h).
In this review we describe our current understanding of the genetic architecture of BP and HTN, which has accelerated over the past five years primarily owing to genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and the continuing progress in uncovering rare gene mutations, epigenetic markers and regulatory pathways involved in the physiology of BP.
For a few years, the economy was at least creating jobs at a respectable pace — but as the housing slump and the associated credit crunch accelerate and spill over to the rest of the economy, most analysts expect employment to weaken, too.
