Sentence examples for heavy fast from inspiring English sources

The figures also bear out the concern that intimidating road conditions mean cycle commuting is primarily the preserve of younger men, seen as more happy to mingle with heavy, fast traffic.

Peter Walker reports: The figures also bear out the concern that intimidating road conditions mean cycle commuting is primarily the preserve of younger men, seen as more happy to mingle with heavy, fast traffic.

The only other place in the entire New York metropolitan area that was going to be long enough, wide enough and smooth enough to even attempt landing a large, heavy, fast airliner was the Hudson river.

Although many states boasted the necessary "regions of great flatness and straightness," as Lloyd puts it, all clammed up at the thought of a big, heavy, fast test track.

(As anyone who has lugged a sleeping four-year-old through an airport will attest, such a load gets heavy fast).

Those piloting heavy, fast motor vehicles often use their speed and power to muscle all non-motorised users out of the way, sometimes without knowing they're doing it.

Automobiles are heavy, fast-moving objects operating in public space.

One is to use a "kinetic impactor"—in effect employing a heavy, fast-moving spacecraft as the cue ball in a game of interplanetary billiards.

This is because a car is a large, heavy, fast-moving object, operating in public space, and it crashes as a unit, not as an assembly of parts.

The normally bubbling rivers Rothay and Brathay were swollen with heavy fast-flowing water and white rapids – a boon for a group of canoeists we saw – and quite impressive to watch.

However, when provided with information about the strict controls that are placed on how (and how often) jockeys can use of the whip, and its role in safely steering and rebalancing an extremely heavy, fast-moving animal, this number came down to 33%.