Sentence examples for speed combined from inspiring English sources
Darryl Strawberry's magical power and speed, combined with his oddly resonant name, quickly made him a magnet for agents and scouts, but back in the day his teammates saw him as a peer.
Imagine that speed combined with perhaps the biggest change to the course, which Jones made four years ago to the relatively nondescript putting surface that served as the par-3 18th green for the 1997 Open.
"The rapid increase and two subsequent rapid decreases in her speed, combined with the already fast pace, still leave me skeptical of her swim's authenticity," said Malinak, a geotechnical engineer in Seattle, who has swum around Manhattan.
The report identifies six mega-trends in the workforce, the most important of which is an "explosion in device connectivity, data volumes and computing speed, combined with rapid advances in automated systems and artificial intelligence means that robotic devices can perform many tasks more quickly, safely and efficiently than humans".
Castillo, carrying the ball with his trademark debilitating speed, combined with Blas Pérez to get behind the Chivas defense, his short pass into the six-yard box finding Tesho Akindele for the night's only score: With the win, Dallas sit tied for third in the West, with only the more highly regarded Seattle and Real Salt Lake above them.
The stamina of his father and his mother's speed combined to produce a pacey powerhouse.
In the bowl of a mixer fitted with paddle attachment and set on low speed, combine flour, sugar, cornmeal, baking powder and salt, and mix until combined.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Using an electric mixer at medium speed, combine the eggs, sugar, oil, and pumpkin until light and fluffy.
On low speed, combine the dry ingredients until they are well combined.
Two evacuation patterns were advanced according to the ventilating speeds combined with the model of miner evacuation behaviors.
The islands experience high amounts of rainfall and violent wind-speeds combined with steep slopes, lead to erosion and mass movements.
