Sentence examples for going unusually from inspiring English sources

If the stewards noted that the horse's race performance was unusual, for example, going unusually fast early in the race, or being blocked for a run.

The asteroid was going unusually fast when it entered the atmosphere — about 18 miles per second, according to the scientists.

The plane seemed to be going unusually fast, and please note below that the average speed was given to us as 665 m.p.h".

Witnesses said the intercity train — not one of France's TGV express services — had appeared to be going unusually fast and veered off the track as it entered the station, where it was not scheduled to stop.

Even tentative results of Sunday's presidential election likely won't be known for at least 10 days, despite the election, which involved 54 presidential candidates and tens of thousands of contenders for other races, going unusually smoothly.

If you do download a file look at the status, if it is going unusually fast it might be a virus.

Deliveries to Yarmouk during Ramadan went unusually well.

Back in July 1981, "the feds" were the "the filth", while music and politics went – unusually – hand in hand.

Generally though Clarke's approach to pre and post-match chat is a bit like his batting: nuanced, light of touch and – as whitewash-bound Australian captains go – unusually delicate.

For all the public recognition, the armed services are going through unusually difficult times.

Made in 1975, it depicts a world now long gone, but unusually for a documentary of the period, it presents a situation that was unthinkable even then: two once-wealthy socialites living in squalor, gloom and cat shit in New York's fashionable East Hampton area.