Sentence examples for speed caught from inspiring English sources

"Good with the ball, good speed, caught the ball O.K., a little bit undersized," Caserio said.

A similar contrast is at the root of Kodo, which is intended to embody the tension of power and speed caught in motion.

Marcus Rashford's speed caught out Matthijs de Ligt and the goalkeeper, Jeroen Zoet, should not have come haring off his line.

There, his downhill speed caught the eye of scouts from the US team and he took part in his first World Cup downhill at St Anton, Austria, in 1983, finishing way off the podium.

Blackmon is not huge and lacks sprinter's speed, caught a lot of short hitch passes in a pinball offense, fumbled in one or two key situations, and has a DUI on his record from 2010.

Against the speeded-up color photography, in which clouds race above the building and shadows creep up and down the facade, the ghosts move at normal speed, caught up in their individual dramas, oblivious to time.

It's tough to run full speed, catch the ball and try to put it down".

That cranked the Sanchez hyperbole up to high speed — catch Steve Serby's take in The New York Post and Gary Myers's in The Daily News — while Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com that what seemed like a recipe for disaster just might work.

Until, internet speed catches up fully in such cities, Powerpoint will still rule.

On a summer day in 1984, Jim Hasenauer visited a bicycle store when a line of fat-tired bikes with 18 speeds caught his attention.

The seven step, ten minute download process (which will be about ten seconds when US internet speeds catch up with the rest of the world) is the real enemy the studios should be trying to tackle.