Sentence examples for mph mark from inspiring English sources

It might be lovely if Rashid could bowl at 53mph or more but the fact is that he has been bowling around the 47-49 markmark throughout his career.

At 480 horsepower, it hits the 60 mph mark in 3.3 seconds and tops out at 193 mph.

But both reach the 60 mph mark quickly and both, with their sleek designs, definitely make a statement.

The human element in zero-to-60 testing adds drama to the proceedings, and makes for more interesting comparisons than those that concern cars' top speeds, which are usually electronically limited by the automakers (many premium and exotic sports cars top out around the 200 mph mark).

After five people had been killed on the descent by 1965, the State Roads Commission responded in 1967 by enacting the truck speed limit of 10 mph, marking the three mandatory stopping areas, and installing ample warning signage, including the infamous "If Brakes Fail Ditch Truck Immediately" sign.

Baker, the son of son NASCAR Hall of Famer Buck Baker, became the first driver to surpass the 200-mph mark on a closed course while testing at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama in 1970.

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Chapman, who routinely throws 100 mph, reached the mark by striking out pinch-hitter Giovanny Urshela to end the 10th inning in Cincinnati's 5-3 loss to Cleveland in 11 innings.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. provided the answer of the eight that broke it, clocking 183.636 mph to wrest the mark from Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jimmie Johnson and the pole for Saturday night's race.

Emilia attained winds of 100 mph (160 km/h), which marked the beginning of a rapid intensification period.

He set several world records during his career, including the world one-hour mark of 114.092 mph (1935).