Sentence examples for speeds made from inspiring English sources
Such high speeds made it necessary to develop elaborate safety features.
In later years, mechanical synchronizers, which act as brakes to equalize gear speeds, made ratio changes easier.
You can better appreciate why the high speeds made possible by bicycles might cause the fainthearted to swoon.
Further increases in vehicle weights and speeds made even hydraulic brakes difficult for drivers to operate effectively, and automobiles consequently were equipped with power brake systems.
The researchers suggested that perhaps higher commuter train speeds made backward-facing seats "more nauseating" on the railroad than on the subway.
Three, whose service will go live in the final three months of 2013, has promised its customers will have access to the higher speeds made possible by its 4G masts without having to pay extra.
Or do lower bills for slower speeds make more sense?
The nine speeds make it great for tasks requiring a little precision, too.
Oh and its Internet speeds make ours look like a joke.
A bus with a higher speed can transfer data faster, and higher bus speeds make programs run faster.
"He's taught me a ton about pitching: Attack the strike zone, change speeds, make 'em hit it".
