speed by

A car speeds by and inside is an old white guy.

Here are the current plans and how they'll increase in speed by May 16.

Many on the staff were brought up to speed by the example the vice president set himself.

I had the van at speed by the time we were on the main road.

"And you have not been brought up to speed by the palace?"

Hours, days sped by, and he did not move from his position in the ship.

Laura cut their speed by more than half, and they pulled behind the other car.

They saw another build speed by flying straight at the ground.

She improved her speed by nearly a mile per hour.

Out on the flats, another three had managed to speed by.

Supposed to be back up to speed by the end of the week."

The years sped by and I found myself a mother of two teenagers.

Are the two bicyclists who speed by outside part of the action?

Without using any fuel, she had increased her speed by several thousand miles an hour.

When the application was appropriate this raised the speed by about 2-4 times.

As the minutes sped by, the pace of information picked up.

The car was hit two more times,but one sharp turn taken at full speed by Diego put them out of reach.

The ice field sped by just a few yards below.

She had flying speed by now and continued to rise slowly.

For a moment it was unclear whether they would stop or just speed by heading west.

Despite everything, to Amanda it seemed as if the time had sped by much too quickly.

Most analysts had expected increased production to begin next year and reach full speed by around 1993.

Last month I was pulled over for speeding by 4 miles per hour."

Cars cross the double yellow line and speed by at all hours.

The development process was speeded by policy changes in some of the Asian countries.