Sentence examples for sped straight from inspiring English sources

O'Shea sped straight ahead.

For the boys, a champion was someone who sped straight down like a lunatic.

This week, frustrated by his dogged refusal to grant them a veto-wielding share of cabinet seats, the opposition sped straight for the government's headlights.

Dilshan summoned him for a near impossible single when the ball sped straight to the covers and Sammy, whose flick back to the keeper had only to be accurate.

A minute before the break a miskick by Celtic midfielder Nir Bitton went straight to Forrest, standing alone inside the Dees penalty area and with time, but his drive sped straight to Bain.

I tell him the story of how my dad, as he lay belly-down on his tube, was going so fast that he sped straight through the stop zone, the thirty feet or so at the bottom of the track where the packed ice transitions to the looser snow of the ski area.

But quickly, almost too quickly for your brain to process, the Veyron speeds straight out of your frame of reference.

Still, Jewish tradition increasingly emphasised the image of the arrow, speeding straight towards an apocalyptic end, and passed it on to the early Christian church.

You cannot hear her creeping through the forest glades by night; you cannot see her running through the forest paths by day; you cannot watch your arrow speeding straight to thud into her heart.

But before you take the Midland mainline to Marine Drive, be warned that the return train takes only four hours, its acceleration achieved by speeding straight through Chesterfield, Market Harborough and Luton.

But having shown the reader a glimpse of this fascinating byway, he speeds straight past, impatient to reach the next intellectual stop, while the tentative theory is simply accepted.If the book is not all it could be, it is still worth reading, though less for answers than for its interesting hypotheses.