Sentence examples for speed call from inspiring English sources

Teachers, noting Khadraoui's speed, call him the Falcon.

Both his stature -- 5 feet 9 inches and 150 pounds -- and his swing speed call to mind a young Lanny Wadkins, as does his fearless approach to shooting low scores.

But perhaps the most valuable experience of the three-day donor retreat came Tuesday afternoon during a session titled "Make the Difference," when Spencer Zwick, the campaign's national finance chairman, informed the more than 1,000 donors present that they were about to kick-off a speed call-a-thon.

Complicating the problem, aeronautical engineers write specifications for each plane, stating that pilots should not use the rudder above a certain speed, called "maneuvering speed".

The short low-drag wings that were responsible for the Marauder's top speed called for takeoff and landing speeds much higher than service aviators were accustomed to.

A model used to the switching speed, called the charge control model is introduced.

A long day behind the wheel of the Bentley Mulsanne Speed called to mind a very grand fountain pen that sat on the desk of a former boss.

His first point is to argue that phyletic gradualism — understood in the sense that evolution proceeds at a single uniform rate of speed, called "constant speedism" by Dawkins — is a "caricature of Darwinism" and "does not really exist".

The same comparisons were carried out between the two variants of KRAKEN and CLARK optimized for speed, called KRAKEN-Q and CLARK- E (E for "Express", see Methods section).

This speed, called Vr, can be found in the Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH).

The current highest speed song is called Our Velocity by Maximo Park at 192 BPM, or beats per minute.