Some, like Honda, had only just returned to speed after March's earthquake in northern Japan.
Four years later, the 1998 Winter Games having passed him by, Mr. Benta graduated with a degree in psychology and returned to Harlem, intent on returning to speed skating but without the money for training.
Elise Christie's return to speed skating ended in an early exit for the British mixed relay team at the opening World Cup event of the season.
Or to return to speed limits: the M25 highway in England uses radar guns, video cameras, and magnetic sensors -- not simply to catch speeding motorists, but to dynamically adjust speed limit signs in response to changing driving conditions.
There will also be a "new return programme" to speed up the repatriation of boat people deemed to be illegal immigrants.Appointed limitsSpeeding things up is popular when it comes to refugees and asylum.
When Orion returns to Earth, speeding through the atmosphere, it will reach temperatures of 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit (2,200 Celsius) and a speed of 20,000 mph (32,000 km/h).
And again and again, and closer and closer, it returns to a speeding commuter train, a recurrence that artfully foreshadows the story's nifty repetition compulsion.
Germany wants asylum seekers arriving from these countries to be swiftly returned in order to speed up its processing system to help more people genuinely in need.
In a bid to tackle the issue, EU leaders will call for better implementation of existing rules to speed up returns to the EU country of arrival.
At 34, Harrison may have felt the pressure to speed his return to the field after those injuries.
