Sentence examples for street speed from inspiring English sources

But if you walk at normal Manhattan street speed, you can better appreciate a heightened sensitivity to your movement.

Later, Liza becomes a coke dealer's hussy, a porn writer, a Haight Street speed freak, the codependent lover of a fallen celebrity.

Easy Street Speed and Kustom Tour: Kalamazoo, Mich., Sunday Since it left Chattanooga, Tenn., in June, the 2013 Street Rodder Road Tour has made its way to various locations around the country, including Bowling Green, Ky., and the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.

Juniper's Wall Street Speed Test.

You tell the consultant what you need clothes for (a first job, a round of interviews on Wall Street, speed-dating night), and she'll happily pick out a range of options.

One type of these open vehicles built by Mack Trucks, Inc., in 1900 had a nominal seating capacity of 20 with a four-cylinder gasoline engine developing 40 horsepower at street speeds of up to 32 km (20 miles) per hour.

A triple-bounded dichotomous choice (TBDC) structure and Spike models are applied to investigate the amount of money Taiwan automobile drivers are willing to pay for five types of moving violations, including local street speeding, expressway and freeway speeding, red light running, right turn on red, and drink-driving.

However, the chase study was conducted at freeway speeds of 40 to 55 mph, which is more than double the local street speeds (20 to 25 mph) tested in this study and did not consider the stop and go traffic often encountered on busy streets.

Therefore, it is reasonable to believe that dilution rates would be far lower at local street speeds for two reasons: (i) the travel time for the plume to reach a sidewalk is very short, providing little time for appreciable dilution, and (ii) the turbulence imparted to surrounding air by slow-moving vehicles would be relatively low.

Driving at highway, or even street speeds, in a parking lot filled with puddles of rainwater can inundate a passing pedestrian, or even another driver who is traveling with their window down.

These people should come with a warning: "I'm not afraid to take out the side of your knees if you try to pass me". 3. The I Can't Even: This person is committed to the fast and furious street-speed of New York, weaving in and out of pedestrian traffic and not checking for oncoming cars as he jaywalks against the light.