18 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Sped' in a Sentence
"The simple past tense and past participle of "speed," indicating the action of moving rapidly or the rate at which something or someone travels." more
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The deadline is approaching, and she will speed through the report to submit it on time.
The chef has been speeding up the cooking process to serve the hungry customers.
The spaceship will have sped beyond the boundaries of our solar system.
As the news breaks, reporters will speed to the scene to cover the unfolding events.
The athletes speed through the track, striving for victory.
As the storm approached, the wind sped through the trees, foreshadowing the rain.
The escalator sped up as more people crowded onto it during rush hour.
The express train speeds through the countryside, making few stops.
He had been speeding through the city streets when the accident occurred.
The speedboat sped across the lake, creating a trail of foamy waves.
The cheetah will have been speeding across the savannah, chasing its prey for hours.
The conveyor belt speeds up production in the factory.
By the end of the race, the marathon runner will have been speeding for more than three hours.
The spaceship's engines roared to life as it sped away from Earth.
The car is speeding through the race track, leaving competitors behind.
After the concert, the music festival will have sped by.
She had been speeding up the mountain trail, eager to reach the summit before sunset.
The cheetah was speeding across the savannah in pursuit of its prey.
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