Sentence examples for begin to speed from inspiring English sources

At last, 7am and things begin to speed up.

With success, their confidence builds and they begin to speed up the death count.

These cartwheels begin to speed up, before the acrobats appear as a constantly rolling blur across the stage.

Now we begin to speed back towards the sleeping man, towards a point on his hand and thence via blood cells to a proton of a carbon atom.

I'm standing beside a pillar in the Tate Modern gallery in London, and more than 50 people are strolling up and down the length of the Turbine Hall in formation around me. Gradually they begin to speed up to a brisk walk, which soon turns into a jog, before breaking into a full speed dash up the ramp of the Hall and then scattering into all different directions.

Begin to speed up the frequency of your step, while keeping the same stride length.

In the third month, China saw me gain traction and begin to speed-walk in this eastern-western cultural concoction of a city.

So at that point the music begins to speed up with the accelerando.

When the Murano began to speed up, she opened the driver's door and tried to climb in.

Then, approaching 70, at an age when most composers are thinking about winding down, Carter began to speed up.

Then they usually began to speed up, zipping through the opening paragraphs like a tongue-twister until the algorithms kicked in.