Sentence examples for regain speed from inspiring English sources

The Bank thinks that growth will remain sluggish for the rest of the year but that the economy will then regain speed.

Leaving stoplights, the Model A was relatively slow to regain speed, and the mushy four-wheel mechanical brakes required cautious driving.

The idea is to avoid slowing down, O'Neil says, because it takes time to regain speed, and in a race every tenth of a second is crucial.

There was not enough room between the plummeting plane and the black water of the Atlantic to regain speed and then pull out of the dive.

Instead of pointing the nose down in order to regain speed, the pilot at the controls drove it higher, worsening the loss of forward momentum and depriving the plane of lift.

Learning to overcome that impulse, and instead to maneuver the nose toward the ground to regain speed, takes repeated practice and forms part of the initial training of every licensed pilot.

Once he regained speed, Armstrong shot off like a train over the last few kilometers.

Though the economy is regaining speed, unprofitable state-owned businesses drain government coffers, while banks, like so many elsewhere in Asia, are paralyzed by bad loans.

The Senate committee letters are one of several signs that Senate and House investigations were regaining speed after concerns were raised last month that Republicans were trying to stifle them.

If you look back to what was happening in March 2009, the economy was regaining speed after the global financial crisis as the Chinese authorities pumped cash into infrastructure spending, which bolstered demand for commodities.

They're optimistic about their prospects as the economy grows stronger and the advertising market regains speed.