Sentence examples for running at full steam from inspiring English sources
'running at full steam' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe someone or something that is working very hard or quickly. For example, "The team have been running at full steam since the start of the project trying to get it finished before the deadline."
With Johnson and White running at full steam, it could be a long day for the Texans.
Last year, as it was clear that China's economy was once more running at full steam (and then some) appreciation resumed.
She added that her members now faced "an enormous task to get their agencies up and running at full steam and to dig in to the backlog".
When all the plants in a region are running at full steam, there is simply no way to get more power.
The court is now running at full steam, he said, but must also prepare to end its work in a "fair and orderly fashion".
If the rate were to stay at the current level until 2015, the economy would then be running at full steam or close to it, according to the calculations.
The presses had run at full steam well past the midnight deadline on Oct. 1, 1975.
Most factories do not run at full steam all the time; output from plants that are still working can be increased to make up for lost production elsewhere.An analysis of the effect of the Kobe earthquake by George Horwich of Purdue University provides some reason to hope that this might happen in Japan.
As the sun waxes and wanes, the coal feed to the boilers can be adjusted to keep heat production steady and the steam turbine running at full tilt.
On the evening of 24 February 1875, the ship was still heading south in almost cyclonic conditions with fore, top and mainsails set and the steam engines running at full speed.
Economies are running at full pelt.
