100mph造句

• If we treat the wall as an infinitely strong, uncrushable, unbendable thing-then at 100mph, you have to go from 100mph to zero in the distance over which the car can crush.
• Lee, who is the second fastest bowler in cricket behind Shoaib Akhtar and can send down deliveries at up to 160 kph ( 100mph ), has taken 17 wickets so far in this World Cup.
• A number of interesting entries, including new participants, have also been received for the TT Zero race with teams looking to emulate last year's historic 100mph laps by MotoCzysz and 2007 Centenary TT meeting.
• Cars can be programmed to zip between each other in the most alarming way imaginable, varying their speeds by a few percent in order miss each other by inches as they zip through major intersections at 100mph.
• So that I would not say : " I forewarn you that in this country, driving at 100mph will lose you your license ", I would say " I warn you that in this country, etc . . . ".
• On January 8, 2007, East Wenatchee had a devastating wind storm with 100MPH plus winds this storm caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to homes, businesses, and city parks many people went without power for days and even weeks.
• At the time of launch of the Mark IIF Polo, the highest performance model was the Polo GT . This featured a multi-point fuel-injected version of the 1, 272 cc engine, and a top speed of more than 100mph.
• For example-no matter how little the load is, you can't physically move your hand faster than ( let's say ) the speed of a baseball pitcher's pitch ( 100mph ? )-even with close to zero load.
• :: : Yep-you've got to ask yourself how your umberella would stand up to a 100mph wind-' cos that's what it's gonna be doing if you open it to slow the fall of something like a human being.
• :I do not find it reasonable to assume that a storm would blow a small craft like that at 100mph ( land speed ) and keep the crew and most of the boat intact .-- & trade; 20 : 38, 14 July 2009 ( UTC)