Sentence examples for rush of speed from inspiring English sources

There is almost no way to translate for the television viewer the rush of speed or, for that matter, the racer's effort to integrate the movement of limbs, poles, skis -- all those edges and protrusions that so easily disintegrate when ordinary skiers tackle ordinary slopes.

On the performance front, the SC 430′s 300hp V8 engine provides a seamless, muted rush of speed, and the rock-solid, utterly refined car scoots down country lanes and crowded interstates with effortless aplomb.

When I was a teenage boy growing up in Manhattan, I was one of those crazy cyclists who held on to the edge of the Madison and Lexington Avenue bus, going to and from school by hitching a ride for easy acceleration, then letting go for an exhilarating rush of speed.

It mimics the rush of speeding subatomic particles that an exploding atom bomb spews out in its first microseconds.

But the world has changed in the 10 years since the first Cars movie, and automotive culture -- the adrenalin rush of horsepower, the thrill of speed and gas-fueled adventure -- is looking more and more like the preoccupation of a bygone era.

Action fans may crave the rush of noise, speed and hectic incident, but their appreciation is not necessarily indiscriminate.

His school, CART Driving 101, caters not to pros but to the hobbyist who wants the rush of pure speed yet isn't obsessed with winning.

The usual jackhammer noises, the mad rush of taxis, the speed walkers, the restaurant smells -- all were absent.

It's a feeling that can be terrifying if unexpected, but when controlled and channeled, it's an indescribable rush of immense power, speed and breathless exhilaration.

And then: "At first, as it seemed, softly, questioningly, almost incredulously; then with a gathering rush of sound and speed, precipitately, exultantly, till all their voices met and mingled in a crash of triumph.

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