Sentence examples for speed such as from inspiring English sources

I eased the Turtle King down over the curb and accelerated to full speed, such as it was.

"We have to try out players who can give us versatility and speed, such as Maxi Rodriguez, who is versatile and can play on both sides," he said.

Incremental increases in speed, such as the difference between 30 and 35 miles an hour, make a staggering difference to your stopping speed.

Some cards are marked X speed, such as 40x or 600x speed, which denotes how many times faster the card is than the 1.2 megabit per second speed of old CDs.

The name Standardbred originated in the early development of the breed, when horses were registered in the official studbook (Wallace's American Trotting Register, first published in 1871) if they could meet certain standards of speed, such as trotting a mile in 2 1/2 minutes.

Like extremes of scale, extremes of speed—such as in accelerated-motion films of plant growth or slow-motion films of bullets, explosions, or materials being broken are often of less interest to the art of motion pictures than to science.

With speeds such as his, insinuations of doping were bound to follow.

For lower speeds, such as are employed by most water turbines, a larger number of pole pairs can be used.

So other keywords in your song choices may include reference to these, taping, or for vinyl speeds such as 33 1/3, 45, 78, sizes such as 7in or 12in, or oddities such as special transparent editions or picture-discs.

But he maintained that there are easier ways to gain massive improvements in travel speeds, such as moving vehicles underground to "eliminate the choke points in cities" that clog up traffic.

Sturdier clocks, appearing after World War I, made possible a new form of casual chess, played at extremely fast speeds, such as five-minute sudden-death games, which proved extremely popular among younger players.