Sentence examples for speed to keep from inspiring English sources

"If he ever retires, I'll have to take speed to keep up with him," Dixie, who is fifty-six, told me one afternoon.

Most are hand rolled and it takes about 200,000 women around Indonesia, working with incredible speed, to keep up with demand.

On the surface, this seems a close matchup, but the Broncos don't have the speed to keep up with St . Louison that slick artificial surface.

The 2010 second-round pick rushed for 942 yards on just 175 carries last season, showing power inside and just enough speed to keep defenses mindful of the stretch play.

Mr. Endo of Advanced Research Japan said that he expected Japanese automakers to continue to adjust production if sales remained weak and would take measures like cutting shifts or slowing production speed to keep inventory from building.

The Islanders looked like the better team through much of the first four games, using their speed to keep the talented but somewhat plodding top-seeded Penguins on their heels.

The cook pushed dish after dish across her tall counter while the waitress sped to keep up.

This is because many sports car manufacturers electronically limit their vehicles' top speeds to keep the cars' equipment safe for use.

Looks like it's not just a matter of capping CPU usage and lowering fan speeds to keep that battery going now.

From what I can understand, it appears that it's still a work in progress; heat is a big problem and he's having to work with different clock speeds to keep it stable.

They often end up working long shifts, at breakneck speeds to keep up with American appetites and tastes, with a single half-hour break, all while earning less than $10 an hour.