Sentence examples for come at a rate from inspiring English sources

Waves come at a rate of 18 an hour.

Still, the curious come at a rate of a few thousand each year.

The jokes come at a rate of about three a sentence.

They have come at a rate of more than one an hour, which makes it a little hard to keep track, and a little harder still to think: "Yes!

Janko has been in rich goalscoring form for Basel and Austria this season, and has 22 goals in 33 appearances for his club side while his 26 international goals have come at a rate of just over one every second match.

Now, scientists can refer to Juno's pictures, which will come at a rate of about four per hour for the next 53 days, to monitor the changes in the planet's atmosphere.

Even in Ruth's heyday, homers were something of a rarity, coming at a rate of only 1 for each 91 at bats.

That's 100 wickets in six matches for the table-toppers coming at a rate that creates the time needed to force the win.

Baseball players may feel the same way -- wondering if a screaming liner back at the mound is coming at a rate fit for NASA -- but dissenting voices are a sign of weakness to Donald Fehr & Company.

Later, Dotcom reported that sign-ups were coming at a rate of thousands per minute.

Hence, the forwarding engine was able to support packet traffic coming at a rate of OC-48 assuming a clock frequency of 500 MHz.