Sentence examples for so at a speed from inspiring English sources

Gas from the comet is likely to have hit Mars, and would have done so at a speed of 125,000 miles per hour (56 kilometers/second).

"Certainly anything that could move information from one place to another cannot do so at a speed greater than the speed of light," So what exactly is happening?

To qualify for sanctions relief under the Vienna agreement, Iran had to slash its nuclear capacity, and it did so at a speed that surprised many observers.

The simplest explanation is that light that travels through transparent matter does so at a lower speed than c, the speed of light in a vacuum.

Some of the criticism may be signs of envy that China has achieved so much at a speed and cost that other countries cannot match.

According to the same source, a driver should give sufficient room to a cyclist when passing and do so at a slow speed.

When Jesse Owens, the record breaking athlete of the 1930s, broke the world record for the 100 metres race he did so at an average speed of 21.7mph, not a top speed, as we had it in an article (Beyond Usain Bolt: can the world's fastest men get faster still? 16 November, page 7).

Last year, web-surfing Seoulites did so at an average speed of 13.3 megabytes per second, compared to the American average of 8.7 megabytes per second.

One could argue that no technology will ever propel ships at so great a speed.

David Fincher turns his "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" into his "Ball of Fire" or "His Girl Friday": given so much written matter to squeeze into the movie, he does so at top speed, a speed so noteworthy that it takes precedence over the matter itself.

Richard Brody wrote of Fincher's approach that, "given so much written matter to squeeze into the movie, he does so at top speed, a speed so noteworthy that it takes precedence over the matter itself," and added that "watching the movie analytically, with the slow-motion and freeze-frame of a DVD player, will prove very rewarding".