Sentence examples for course faster than from inspiring English sources

"Nothing can throw a forecast off course faster than an economic shock".

The winner will run the 26.2-mile course faster than the winner of the women's marathon last Sunday.

It doesn't work, of course: faster than you can say "speeding bullet," Superman emerges unscathed, his civilian clothes having been conveniently devoured by the acid.

But what tickled him most was that in doing so the grey had galloped the straight six furlongs on Newmarket's summer course faster than any horse in history.

This one was about so much more than making a boat go down a course faster than the other boats.

Of course, running faster than anyone in history is only part of what Bolt has done for track.

Its maximum bandwidth is 300 Mbps, which is of course much faster than most ISPs provide, and more than enough for everyone on the ISS to stream videos at once.

You'll need to run, swim, and negotiate the obstacle course even faster than before.

This is why short-course records are faster than long-course records, over the same distance, and why there was such enormous potential for an eighteen-year-old swimmer who could combine lung power, flexibility, and intuitive streamlining with a monstrous kick.

The world record stands at just 1hr 20 min 14sec in the T54 class for the whopping 26.2m course – 50 minutes faster than Stephen Kiprotich's Olympics-winning time.

The planet, of course, is changing faster than its inhabitants' ability to keep up with it, and that sad fact colors many of the episodes.