Sentence examples for going particularly fast from inspiring English sources

One of my rides got a "speed ninja" warning, even though the driver wasn't going particularly fast.

And, most of the time, topless cars remind us of what has always been cool about motoring: You're just cruising, wind in your hair, not going particularly fast, not going anywhere important, just driving in the moment and grinning at life.

Tractors aren't made for going particularly fast, they're made for durability and power.

The stakes went up particularly fast in Nascar, for the most part over the last 35 years.

The study found that sales of French fries and high-calorie drinks (like sugary, as opposed to diet, sodas) had gone down particularly fast.

"September has gone particularly well.

Another hot seller: velour lounging pants and tops, which were going fast, particularly in darker colors.

Homeowners whose properties have gone up in value particularly fast in the past 15 years would find themselves in higher bands, with higher taxes.According to an interim report from Sir Michael, a revaluation based on prices in April 2005 would push 18% of homes up one band and another 1% by two or more bands.

(But they're said to be going fast too, particularly for the second day, featuring the British band Portishead; the opening night has a highly anticipated show by Jeff Mangum of the group Neutral Milk Hotel that is only open to people with full weekend passes).

Going fast and getting faster.

Again, not particularly fast.