Sentence examples for speed when it comes from inspiring English sources

But a Southern gentleman doesn't move at a New York speed when it comes to proposing marriage.

Continuing her speech to the Bundestag (see 8.31am for more), chancellor Merkel said that Europe needs "quality before speed" when it comes to European banking supervision.

The party isn't up to speed when it comes to environmental concerns – an important theme that matters to the public – and does not feel comfortable when asked to tackle and recognise demands made by minorities.

10.30am A big thank-you to Gavin Brown, who has pointed me in the direction of this website, which seems to be fairly comprehensive and up to speed when it comes to the sailing results.

This latest milestone also has Android picking up speed when it comes to app submissions.

Short Version: The HV675 walks the line between ease of use and speed when it comes to getting video content from your computer onto your TV.

The need for speed when it came to workday feeding launched new quick-serve food concepts such as cafeterias and automats.

Neither is a speed demon when it comes to Web browsing, and speed advantages don't amount to much when your have your mail delivered automatically, BlackBerry style.

It's always full speed ahead when it comes to football.

They lack imagination, speed and, when it comes to the crucial areas, precision.

And Pedro Rafael Rosado, a speed demon when it comes to computing, looks at the Intel 320 Series 160-gigabyte, 2.5-inch solid-state drive.