Sentence examples for from the coaster from inspiring English sources

Joel Bullock from The Coaster Critic and Mike from NewsPlusNotes both praised the g-forces experienced while going through the helix, and the amount of airtime Goliath has.

Joel Bullock from The Coaster Critic gave Tatsu a nine out of ten for its close to the ground approaches and intense pretzel loop at the bottom of the element.

The breast cancer roller coaster ride to "survivorship" for more than a decade has been a bumpy trip, at times nearly tossing me from the coaster car, but thankfully the protective safety harness of my health-care team, intensive treatment, post cancer surveillance and my little white pill has kept my cancer from recurring.

The forward seats have the view that you might not be ready for; the rear seats get the upward "kick" from the coaster as it passes over the top of a hill.

Jeremy Thompson from Roller Coaster Philosophy awarded the coaster a "B", and wrote that, "riding the coaster is all about the visual experience", and that, "Despite the 70mph top speed it's quite gentle on the human body, although from the last row it easily wins the award for Most Airtime on a Roller Coaster in the State of Florida".

This modification would increase the capacity of each train from 18 to 20, and the hourly capacity of the coaster from 1400 to 1600 riders per hour.

Nov. 2, 1937, New York, N.Y .. Originally from Los Angeles, the Coasters began as the Robins; instead of singing the usual ballads and rhythm pieces, they sang novelty songs by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller ("Riot in Cell Block No. 9" and "Smokey Joe's Cafe").

2. "Atlantic R&B, 1947-1974″ – SometImes I think this anthology might be all the music I'll ever need: 202 tracks representing some of the greatest rhythm and blues, from Ray Charles, the Coasters, Esther Phillips, Otis Redding and Betty Wright, among many others.

From that, he calculated the coaster's length.

The music of !!! is based on heavy, clattering beats, filled out with loping bass lines and emaciated guitar and sometimes topped with horn blasts or chanted lyrics or occasionally screams from the roller coaster nearby.

His main obsession, the Jets, recently boarded, and then abruptly disembarked from, the roller coaster of the N.F.L. postseason -- with Mr. Benigno as the amusement-park operator riding his inner (and outer) Jersey guy to the upper reaches of the New York sports media.