Sentence examples for hold that speed from inspiring English sources

Hold that speed for about 15 meters.

"He's going to have to hold that speed — and run through the finish line and tie up his shoes".

The cheetah can accelerate to a higher speed than pronghorns can maintain but can hold that speed only for a short time.

Accelerating a passenger train to 300kph and holding that speed for 100km costs only about €155 ($200) in Italy, says Valerio Recagno of D'Appolonia, an Italian engineering consultancy.

Heinemann engaged Anderson to produce a special that would discuss, as its primary topic, the physicist Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity, which holds that the speed of light cannot be exceeded and that its speed is constant regardless of whether or not an object is in motion.

The former was based on Aristotelian Archimedean fluid dynamics and held that the speed of gravitational fall in a fluid medium was proportional to the excess of a body's specific weight over that of the medium, whereby in a vacuum, bodies would fall with speeds in proportion to their specific weights.

Conventional wisdom holds that you build speed as you go, so your second 50 in each stroke is faster than your first.

Pinker holds that the key issue is speed: "The thought experiment slows down the waves to a range to which we humans no longer see them as light.

The goal was to roll out on final at 90 knots, and I found I needed to add some power to hold at that speed.

One reason the league is so TV-friendly is its format: Matches are held under Twenty20 rules that speed up each contest to about three hours (a traditional cricket match can last days, with tea breaks).

Now, Amtrak will be held to that speed too, at least until CSX completes an engineering analysis.