Sentence examples for idea of speed from inspiring English sources
As with Concorde, Steer understood that the idea of speed could arouse politicians and open purse strings to projects that might otherwise get nowhere.
The winner based its parade on the idea of speed, with pride of place for Ayrton Senna.
Turing's colleague at NPL, Jim Wilkinson, observed that Turing 'was obsessed with the idea of speed on the machine' [Copeland 2005, p. 2].
In the spring of 2010, UVA took over four floors of the industrial art-space, Bargehouse, along the Thames, for a ten-day laser sculpture installation, representative of "the idea of speed being light, and light being data".
If the idea of speed dating makes you nervous, try attending your first event with a group of friends.
Thank God I'm in a relationship because the idea of speed-dating is enough turn me off from dating for ever.
The idea of speeding up existing capital projects came from Mr. Liu, who laid out the plan in a speech earlier this year, and Mr. Bloomberg offered him credit.
The idea of speeding up the disruption of the body clock ahead of travel in such a way that it resets itself more quickly – an estimated two days – could "lead to treatments that'll have a big impact on our travel practices," he added.
Qualtrics traces its roots back to the late 1990s, when Scott Smith, a professor of marketing at Brigham Young University for 30 years, was doing a consulting project for BellSouth and became hooked on the idea of speeding up market research using the Web.
What I've always disliked about the idea of speed-dating is its rote, inauthentic, ruthless nature.
So Condon's idea of speeding up The Oscars is to cut out the Oscars that are already cut out.
