Sentence examples for travelling too fast from inspiring English sources

It remained unclear whether either vehicle had been travelling too fast or was examined after the crash.

As outgoing missiles roared from the nearby fields, one soldier was flung from an armoured vehicle that had been travelling too fast.

A report of a tram on the same line travelling too fast on 22 October was being investigated by police along with an earlier report from 31 October.

Donald Collett, from Croydon, and Philip Logan and Robert Huxley, both from New Addington, were named on Saturday evening, as another report of a tram travelling too fast emerged.

The ship is travelling too fast to paint them, ploughing head-on through the waves, creating explosions of white spray that crash over the forward cargo deck and throw my body forward and then back.

The systems automatically slow or stop trains if they are travelling too fast, are about to collide with another train, disobey signals or enter an area where crews are working.

For fans in the lower rows, the puck travels too fast for any evasive maneuver.

Russian president Vladimir Putin's new super-weapons, all of which could carry a nuclear payload, include an intercontinental ballistic missile, an atomic-powered cruise missile with "unlimited" flying range, a hypersonic missile that travels too fast to shoot down, and a stealthy torpedo with a radiological "dirty bomb" warhead.

Some objects travel too fast to be detected by ordinary means.

He comments in a research note: "We think that IHG's share price has travelled too far, too fast.

Travel too fast, and the passengers would experience weightlessness; travel too slowly, and the car won't make it over the hill.