Sentence examples for get speeds from inspiring English sources
Openreach has chosen to invest further in the copper network to get speeds up over short distances, which does nothing for households further from the exchange.
Broadband speeds within London average around 17Mbps, but research by comparison site uSwitch found that one in five broadband users, including those in the Tech City area, get speeds of less than 3Mbps - barely enough to watch video online.
Households connecting to Virgin Media for the first time will get speeds of up to 152Mb, twice as fast as the best speeds available from BT, TalkTalk and Sky.
The $1.4 billion, three-satellite system, scheduled to begin service in 2003, will offer consumers download speeds of about one megabit a second, equivalent to what people get with cable today, although businesses will be able to get speeds of up to 108 megabits a second.
Thus, it is possible to get speeds that approach 2 megabits per second and higher.
About 1.4 million households currently cannot get speeds above 10Mbps, according to Ofcom.
And with speed and beer you get speed.
"We had to get speed from this draft," Accorsi said.
"You can get speed off a pitching machine, but nothing replicates a live arm.
We get speed, gaiety, and virtuosity, to the end of the piece.
This spring, he has struggled to get speed back on his fastball.
