Sentence examples for genuine speed from inspiring English sources
Foden should have been there from the start of the Six Nations and it was no coincidence that England's best performance of a tournament in which they finished third came when he and his Northampton team-mate Chris Ashton joined Mark Cueto in a back three possessing genuine speed and desire.
At times the pace of the attacks has been scintillating and, to play that way effectively, you need genuine speed in your team.
AMERICA does not have any genuine high-speed rail services.
In April, Phonex's $129 "NeverWire 14" unit will hit the shops, making it the first member of the HomePlug Powerline Alliance a coalition of 90 firms developing powerline networking devices that operate over a unified standard to ship a product that attains genuine Ethernet speeds (10-100 megabits per second).Technology Quarterly A lemon law for software?
This would give Apple a path to faster connectivity and genuine 5G speeds in the iOS powered handsets (rather than the rebranded 4G LTE experience from AT&T that currently shows up as 5GE) and allow it to match the specifications of rival Android handsets.
"The money represents the first major step toward establishing a genuine high-speed train network in the United States and has sparked a stampede among states, advocacy groups and lobbyists who are not accustomed to this level of funding......
As a player with speed, genuine flair and an eye for goal, Sterling is a rarity in the England setup.
It was difficult to tell whether Marion Jones was ever genuine in her speed or her personality.
Rodriguez, 33, was then what he remains, a sui generis package of power, reflex and foot speed — a genuine baseball prodigy with a guaranteed $300 million salary.
The program, modeled after one for Iraqis, was designed to identify people who faced genuine threats and to speed their entry to this country.
This is where declaring the opioid crisis a public health emergency under the Emergencies Act would make a genuine difference: it would speed up the procurement of funds for treatment programs that would otherwise get bogged down in parliamentary procedure.
