Sentence examples similar to fit for speed from inspiring English sources

Get a cheap frigate and fit it for speed.

Flanker was a much better fit for my speed (or lack thereof) and abilities, and when I began playing that position is when I really fell in love with the game.

Several days after Bolt broke the world records in 100 and 200 metres events, Mike Powell, the world record holder in long jump (8.95 metres set in 1991) argued that Bolt could become the first man to jump over 9 metres, the long jump event being "a perfect fit for his speed and height".

This event is fast and dusty, the horses are fit and trained for speed.

Arguably, a fit-for-purpose approach emphasizing speed and agility may be best suited, given the imperative to deliver new treatment options quickly.

Since the 1970s Formula One drivers are very much that, only occasionally skiing or mountain-biking in the off-season to keep fit and satisfy their need for speed and even that has proved hazardous.

Many local types in the Mediterranean are loosely classed as feluccas, a term originally applied to two-masted lateen sail craft fitted to row and built for speed; later the name came to be applied also to three-masted craft of the galley type that had once been called xebecs.

RPC has good dynamic response and low harmonics, which is fit for comprehensive solving high-speed railway negative sequence and harmonic problems.

Collaborative efforts to standardize data acquisition, technical quality control and data analysis would speed the validation of these imaging modalities as fit-for-purpose biomarkers.

(Need for Speed: Payback might just fit into this category too).

F1 looks a good fit for the channel, a high-speed, futuristic sport nestling neatly into the schedule alongside Marvel's Agents of Shield and Heston's Dinner in Space.