real speed

They need real speed around the edges and strength up the middle.

Waves under this gravity moved with real speed and force.

We're going to have to make real speed here.

"All the real speed is to our inside and not down on the fence.

Trace moved back around to his huge leather chair with real speed.

They had no real speed but were far cheaper to run than the newer models.

Steve opened the motor; the little craft showed real speed.

In microgravity, it is impossible to move with any real speed.

The real speed and direction of motion has to be extracted by the process described below.

You can get up real speed and there's nothing to stop you."

They could make no real speed that way.

Love, not privilege, is the only real speed bump.

The cab that Moe drove was geared for real speed.

Even after just a few hundred explosions behind our butt, the ship will begin to pick up some real speed."

The real speed machines here can go from nought to sixty in just two and a half seconds.

"There was real speed out there," said Carson in admiration.

But analysts are generally predicting more months of doldrums before the local economy picks up any real speed.

He put the glass aside and wished that the Petrel would show some real speed in covering the last two miles to the island.

"And what did we judge the real speed of impact to be, according to the video, the passengers' injuries, and the other scene reports?"

"Sir," Harrison said, "we can judge real speed over the bottom based on our inertial navigation system."

That man knew speed when he saw it, real speed, winning speed.

It was quick and agile, but its legs were so short that it could not actually get up much real speed.

'They have ability to win the ball in set-piece situations and then set their backs off with real speed.

The final lurch along the surface, when the Z-boat gathered power, had been too short to reveal the submarine's real speed.