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He was summonsed for speeding.

He was booked on a charge of speeding.

The patrolman signaled for the speeding driver to pull over.

The new code contains tougher penalties for speeding and lower blood-alcohol limits.

Cooper reprimanded his daughter for driving too fast and getting a speeding ticket.

Along Third Avenue twilight had fallen; people were speeding past him, carting grocery bags, or knapsacks slung over their shoulders.

In Mexico, television cameras catch hostages being taken at gunpoint into a police car, then speeding away.

Philip's speeding car was caught in the camera and he was sent a form requiring him to give details of who was at the wheel.

The car in front of me rammed into a tree, and the speeding car spun around it and crashed into another tree somewhere ahead.

This,in brief,is what the Futurist says: for a century,past conditions of life have been conditionally speeding up,till now we live in a world of noise and violence and speed.

But whereas finance chiefs may be marginally less dour than in previous quarters, they are continuing to slash earnings forecasts and are speeding up plans for layoffs and spending cuts.

He was copped for speeding.

The car was speeding downhill at top speed.

We need to encourage speeding this process up while working to address our own imbalances.

Instead of thanking me, she invariably brings up the speeding ticket I got in Wyoming 11 years ago.

Several unofficial defense-related websites published grainy mobile-phone video footage that they said showed the J-20 speeding along a runway and deploying parachutes from its rear.

They had just got out of the taxi and were crossing a road with heavy traffic, where there were no traffic lights or crosswalks. She was hit and killed by a speeding bus.

The constable stopped a speeding driver.

READING a census report is like peering through a telescope from the back of a speeding train.

Earlier this year, he was nearly hit by a speeding lorry while out on his bicycle scouting for locations for new cycle routes.

The endless miles pressed flat by the ancient glacier seduce you into speeding.

In the whispering shell of the train carriages, only the sight of village and town lights speeding back past the train confirm how fast we are moving through the French countryside, where the high-speed rail system is more advanced than that in Britain.

Instead of speeding up the process, too much entanglement can break down the entire system, researchers report in a paper to appear in Physical Review Letters.