Sentence examples for speed journey from inspiring English sources
When Bauby, liberated from terror, says, "I can imagine anything," Schnabel, in a burst of exhilaration, takes us on a speed journey through Bauby's visions and hopes and fantasies — boyhood skiing and surfing, Marlon Brando made up as Pan and horsing around (an image of something that Bauby wanted to be).
In February work started on the Northern Hub, a £600m rail electrification scheme that will speed journeys to nearby cities.
The delay has also complicated the construction of a road planned for the Tokyo 2020 Games to speed journeys from the yet-to-be-built Olympic village to the national stadium, raising fears of traffic jams around key venues.
Someone suggested an RIB excursion to see the bird cliffs on neighbouring Runde Island: a high-speed journey in a wave-bouncing Rigid Inflatable Boat, promising half wildlife trip, half rollercoaster ride.
Speaking about an incident in which he was sick after one high-speed journey with motor racing driver Sabine Schmitz, Evans said: "I don't know if you've ever been driven around at really high speeds but when you are, it's difficult.
The Northern Irishman almost missed his singles game at Medinah after a mix-up over his start time and needed a high-speed journey in a police car to arrive at the Chicago venue.
Brett's first Minecraft video, Minecart Interstate, which takes you whizzing along on a high-speed journey.
The browser tool allows you to select your start point and end point, and then creates the high-speed journey at 60 frames per second.
From there, its high-speed journey at Mach 6 is expected to last only 300 seconds, but that's twice as long as it's ever gone at that speed.
On 16 May 2006 Eurostar set a new record for the longest non-stop high-speed journey, a distance of 1421 km from London to Cannes taking 7 hours 25 minutes.
One particular shot a warp-speed journey down the Champs Élysées expertly surges the viewer through Paris life (there's even one clip of a baguette-wielding biker), the power of the incumbent storm, and the beauty of classic French architecture.
