Sentence examples for giving speed from inspiring English sources

An example is a Maori spell giving speed and grace to a canoe, which speaks of the swiftness of a bird on the wing and the lightness of a sea gull and which uses such onomatopoeic effects as speed noises or the wailing of the sea.

"You always give speed a chance to fail," Reese said.

Economical runners can continue at a given speed longer than inefficient striders, outdistancing them.

Given speed that new docs are coming out, that doesn't appear to be happening, and is worrisome.

We demonstrate a technique by which components of an image moving with a given speed and direction may be selectively enhanced.

The race stewards examined the data, agreed, and they gave Speed a 25-second penalty which lifted Coulthard to eighth and gave him the point.

Sure enough, the heavier the people were, the tests showed, the harder they had to work to run at a given speed.

This means that the cycle-24 CMEs are significantly wider for a given speed.

However, at a given speed, the frequencies decrease with an increase in power law index.

The variation of noise level at the given speed has been about 3 4 dBA.

And Verheijen believes the FAW should give Speed's backroom team the opportunity to continue his work.