Sentence examples for to speeding from inspiring English sources
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To succeed; to prosper, be lucky.
When it comes to speeding on the highways, only Texas messes with Texas.
Herds of goats and camels lazily cross the roads with their young, oblivious to speeding traffic.
There is a romance to speeding off in the night, Weizenbier in hand, job done.
Various surveys show anything from half to three-quarters of drivers admit to speeding.
A new zero-tolerance approach to speeding on the motorways could raise millions of pounds for the police.
"There is growing opposition to speeding up the pension age rise," says Michelle Mitchell, Age UK's charity director.
Earlier this week, Kaczur pleaded guilty to speeding in a deal that will hold off the misdemeanor drug charge.
Whitaker was in court Friday to plead guilty to speeding and driving without a valid license last summer.
Some argue that the mosquitoes should be left in place, and efforts diverted to speeding up the search for a vaccine.
Between 2005 and 2007, this figure has gone up by more than 19%, thanks to speeding and a lack of security barriers, lighting, and police oversight.
In addition to speeding up the trains, the SNCF is adding more, to encourage business travelers to use the Paris-Marseille route for one-day round trips.
