Sentence examples for retained speed from inspiring English sources

In all his years, through dozens of world champions, Roach never saw a fighter who gained so much weight and retained speed and power.

Acela uses tilting technology that enables trains to retain speed around turns.

Swimmers also say the suit keeps them higher in the water and helps them retain speed and form when they begin to tire.

Coleman, who recently resigned as manager of Greek side Larissa, has said he is willing to retain Speed's backroom team.

His lower bowling trajectory helped the ball to retain speed.

As a result, attention has turned towards the development of deconstructed or deleted versions of plant virus-based expression systems that can alleviate the disadvantages of full-length viral vectors while retaining speed and high productivity.

20 In the context of injury prevention, course setting became even more important with the introduction of side cut to racing skis, which allowed the racers to carve tighter turns with less friction and to retain speed in situations where previously they skidded and lost speed.

Bend your knees to impact the drop once off the rail as well as to retain speed.

But he is 32, and although he is likely to age well — he has retained his speed and is remarkably durable — a decline over time is inevitable.

He laughed when he said Marquez wants to "be like somebody else" — like Pacquiao, who moved up in weight class since 2008 and somehow retained his speed.

But Moss has apparently retained his speed, and if he remains healthy and committed to playing hard, the low-risk contract — there was no guaranteed money — provides the 49ers and the likely starting quarterback Alex Smith with the vertical threat their passing game lacked in 2011, when they lost the N.F.C. championship game to the Giants.