Sentence examples for speed wherever from inspiring English sources
It's one size fits all, and the aim is to help people get up to speed wherever they fall short.
by guest blogger Selene Yeager, health, fitness and cycling expert and the author of Get Fast: A Complete Guide to Gaining Speed Wherever You Ride.
After you get the software set up, you can get online at near-cable-modem speeds wherever you happen to be — at home, in a taxi, on a park bench — as long as you're within one of the major cities where these networks exist.
Also available for customers nationwide is the Sprint 3G/4G USB Modem U300, which provides the best of both worlds – the fast 3G speeds and lightning-fast 4G speeds wherever 4G is available.
By comparing the birds' flight speeds over ground and water, the researchers concluded that they could accurately calculate wind speeds wherever the seabirds flew a conclusion they corroborated with existing data collected by buoys and GPS trackers, as they report today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
You rattle along at the right speed, stopping wherever you want.
I hear a satnav will tell you the speed limit wherever you are – but I don't have one, because I think it's hazardous to look at a screen while driving a car.
Scandinavian web browser provider Opera will be announcing today a new feature that allows users to access their bookmarks and favorite websites list (called "speed dial") wherever they go.
Now you can share notes with your study group, add the latest game schedule to your basketball team's group, or post a birthday video to your family's group at lightning speed from wherever you are — just as long as you have them saved in Dropbox.
"People have told us they want access to high-speed Internet wherever they are".
Every time I come back and talk to someone still living in the city, I just hear about how awful things are getting economically; like the way the parking meters were sold to a corporation, and that there's a red light speeding cameras wherever you go.
