"I love this!" he shouted over his shoulder, picking up speed.
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Democrats are picking up speed in their efforts to impeach him.
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Meanwhile, the inversion train seems only to be picking up speed.
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But progress is so far slow, though picking up speed, officials said.
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We could see articles on health and wellness were picking up speed.
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The Beauty and the Beast hype train is definitely picking up speed.
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Prices in London alone increased by 7.3 percent, picking up speed from December.
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NASA can see exactly where it's headed and how it's picking up speed.
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"The German economy is picking up speed," BDI said in its quarterly economic report.
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" Her words picking up speed, she declared, "I don't want to die like that.
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However, in some parts of the country the virus is just picking up speed.
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A train, its doors already closed, was picking up speed as it pulled out.
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"The supertanker is picking up speed," Diess said Tuesday in a speech in Frankfurt, Germany.
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"The supertanker is picking up speed," Volkswagen executives said during a March presentation in Frankfurt.
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Lightning Network, which aims to speed up Bitcoin transactions, has been picking up speed lately.
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Since these numbers were released to the public, the issue began picking up speed again.
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A trend that has been picking up speed inside and outside of Hollywood is weight training.
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Uber may have stalled out with self-driving cars, but Lyft is just picking up speed.
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As bitcoin soars to all-time highs, the pace of gains is rapidly picking up speed.
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Although Musk himself referred to the endeavor as a side project, lately it's been picking up speed.
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Britons could then once again face measly pay growth, just as the economy was picking up speed.
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They took turns skimming around their opposition, picking up speed to the euphoric calls of the crowd.
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WHO officials said Monday that the spread of COVID-19 is picking up speed around the world.
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This all happened in the span of 5 years and this is just picking up speed now.
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Waymo, the Alphabet self-driving car company that was spun out of Google, is picking up speed.
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As with so many obsessions, Dick's participation isn't really necessary—the text barrels forward, picking up speed.
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The recovery is picking up speed and seems to be solidifying, a conclusion made in various financial centers.
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Still, the euro-zone economy is clearly picking up speed, even as America's goes through a soft spot.
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The play is also picking up speed across the country, with 13 other productions being licensed through 2020.
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"I'm sad that this production is shuttering just when it was picking up speed and force," Ms. Ridloff said.
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The Bigurl accelerated past them, picking up speed and churning the access road into exhaust, till she met the highway.
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Every autumn, winds blow in from the northeast, heating up and picking up speed as they descend through mountain valleys.
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Though firefighters extinguished this blaze, civil rights groups believe anti-Islamic attacks have been picking up speed across the country.
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Economic growth is slowing, and all the incoming data show no sign of it picking up speed any time soon.
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But the bus made it through the night uneventfully, picking up speed as it crossed Venezuela from east to west.
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The first drop is steep, and I yelp helplessly, swiftly picking up speed and losing all command of my body.
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The efforts behind the museum go back years, picking up speed when the Legislature, at the urging of former Gov.
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With his ventures into new mediums picking up speed, TLOP could be Kanye's last album for a while—maybe ever.
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Sterling strengthened against the dollar and the euro on Friday as data showed UK manufacturing growth picking up speed in May.
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Apple's secretive autonomous car project has shifted focus over the years, but this year, it seems to be picking up speed.
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Ms. Casel was effortless as she glided across the stage in golden shoes, picking up speed until she seemed to float.
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The person wouldn't say how many downloads the app has in total, but they said that downloads are picking up speed.
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As improbable as it sounds, this is the logical endpoint of a development that is picking up speed in the telecoms world.
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This romance is just picking up speed, and we'll keep our eyes on social media to see what these two do next.
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We finish out the month with a vibrant full moon in Sagittarius, followed by Mercury picking up speed and curiosity in Gemini.
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Yet Trump and his surrogates repeatedly insist there is a great bandwagon of support for him picking up speed across the nation.
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My thoughts raced around in my head, one after the other, with my hands picking up speed to try to keep up.
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Humberto was 595 miles (960 km) west of Bermuda, picking up speed and moving at 8 mph (13 kph), the forecasters said.
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Add in the unnecessary burdens from Washington and the effects can be devastating, which is why industry-wide consolidation is picking up speed.
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Because I'm not used to picking up speed, going back down, up and down, up and down, back and forth, that's the most challenging.
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Here's how a few U.S. cities have rolled out fare-free programs, and why the free transportation movement is picking up speed: Olympia, Wash.
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But that's been changing, and given a handful of announcements at the company's F21.5 developer conference today, the transformation looks to be picking up speed.
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"Trends change so fast, so it's all about going out on a limb," she tells me, her words picking up speed as she gets excited.
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One thing I'm not thrilled about: The SoundLink Micro has a microUSB port for charging at a time when USB-C is picking up speed.
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Hurricane Chris is weakening but moving faster at 25 mph and is expected to continue picking up speed for several days, the National Hurricane Center.
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You use WASD on a keyboard to navigate around, avoiding obstacles or threatening octopus tentacles and picking up speed boost and shields on the way.
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It was picking up speed over the Atlantic's warm waters, causing concerns about landfall and flooding from heavy rains afterward, possibly late Thursday or Friday.
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Once you figure out your own ARC, the thinking goes, then you will soon be picking up speed on the one-way road to happiness.
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It was picking up speed and there was no way that the people who were trying to chase it to grab it without harming themselves.
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The sale of Eni's 225% stake in Greek gas distributor Eda Thess to Italgas for 2300-2225 million euros is picking up speed, MF said.
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Smart said the basking shark followed them for a while, but took a turn once the boat started picking up speed to reach its docking station.
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Amid worries that the world's economy may be stuck in low gear, there are signs that growth may be picking up speed, according to economic forecasters.
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It's another significant moment in a probe that appears to be picking up speed and tightening the vise around some senior members of the Trump administration.
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Democratic incumbents seem to be picking up speed: All but five of the 42 most vulnerable members raised more in the fourth-quarter than in the third.
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The movement started picking up speed in the late 19th century, particularly after the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention organized by abolitionists Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
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In fact, corporate venture capital is picking up speed, as many large companies that prioritize innovation are setting aside funds for external investment in companies and startups.
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This move, meanwhile, should offer a bit more legitimacy to a smart assistant that stumbled out of the gate and ultimately had some trouble picking up speed.
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The tank started picking up speed, and was "careening down the hill at nearly 90 mph" before it eventually crashed into an embankment, the Army release says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The head of General Electric said on Friday that the global economy is picking up speed even though the natural resources sector remains slow.
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Fayetteville's growth is picking up speed as well – in last year's ranking, Fayetteville saws just 2120 percent growth due to net migration from 22012 to 22016. 29.1.
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" Housing reform is quickly picking up speed in Congress, and Secretary Mnuchin recognized that, saying, "There was a lot of bipartisan support for many of the issues.
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But it moves swiftly and, well, crazily along the track, picking up speed as it rounds sharp curves and creates intense moments of airtime along the way.
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Most experts believe the economy is picking up speed now, with Wall Street looking for growth at an annual rate of 2.8 percent in the second quarter.
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Euro zone economic growth is shrugging off Britain's decision to leave the European Union, and Germany, the bloc's growth engine, seems to be picking up speed again.
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Euro zone economic growth is shrugging off Britain's decision to leave the Eropean Union, and Germany, the bloc's growth engine, seems to be picking up speed again.
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View the latest on the storm and power outages Rain is falling across the region and winds are picking up speed and are forecast to last through Friday.
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The economy is expected to grow just 0.5 percent this year before picking up speed to 2.5 percent in 2018, according to weekly central bank poll of economists.
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Compared with a year earlier, services output was 17.73 percent higher, picking up speed from the first quarter when it grew at an annual rate of 217.7 percent.
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Thomas, seventh on the day, stayed in a small group of favorites before picking up speed in the last two kilometers to limit his losses to 49 seconds.
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In addition to the state's 3 percent unemployment rate, wage growth is picking up speed after lagging the rest of the country for much of 2016 and 2017.
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The system is expected to move slowly over the island of Crete and southern Greece on Saturday before picking up speed and heading into western Turkey on Sunday.
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Economic data released over the week have pointed to the economy picking up speed at the end of last year, with businesses growing more optimistic about the year ahead.
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That said, we've noticed a few particular designs that are picking up speed on social media — and they somehow manage to be both minimalistic, whimsical, and oh-so-fun.
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But what we've learned about the research and conclusions the White House has drawn about Trump's ability to fire Mueller feels as though this is all picking up speed.
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"The lack of any sign that the upturn is picking up speed will worry policymakers, especially as 'Brexit' uncertainty looks likely to subdue growth in coming months," Williamson said.
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But more good news is that the GDP forecast for the third quarter of 28503 is now estimated at 22019 percent, as the economy is clearly picking up speed.
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The stock spiked 8% in the past five sessions, picking up speed on Friday as its upcoming stock and bond offering closed in on nearly a $3 billion capital raise.
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Typhoon Nock-ten, locally known as Nina, weakened to 150 kph (93 mph) as it headed west towards provinces south of the capital Manila, picking up speed to 20 kph.
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"THE SUPERTANKER is picking up speed," declared Herbert Diess, boss of Volkswagen (VW), presenting future plans to investors and the press on March 12th at the company's headquarters in Wolfsburg.
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Industry professionals worry that the drop-off is picking up speed this year, affecting not just airlines, hotels and restaurants, but also retailers and attractions like amusement parks and casinos.
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Each of the major U.S. indexes touched record highs after economic indicators suggested the economy was picking up speed, bolstering firm expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate rise in June.
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Amazon shares took a major hit after its third-quarter earnings fell short of expectations, but one bright spot was its advertising business, which appears to be picking up speed again.
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A bigger than expected 2.9 percent annual growth rate in the third quarter was cheered by analysts and investors as a sign that a moribund economy is finally picking up speed.
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Suggesting Britain's economy might be picking up speed after a slow first half of 2017, the UK PMI jumped to 56.9, higher than any forecast in a Reuters poll of economists.
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And, though the IPO market picking up speed is often seen as a good sign, Cramer worries that a flood of subpar names will only result in a short-lived peak.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks advanced on Thursday, with each of the major U.S. indexes notching record highs, after a batch of economic data suggested the economy was picking up speed.
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Major U.S. share indexes touched record highs after manufacturing and jobs indicators suggested the economy was picking up speed, bolstering firm expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate rise in June.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling strengthened against the dollar and the euro on Friday as data showed UK manufacturing growth picking up speed in May while Italy's political crisis dominated the market psyche.
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The issue overshadowed China's report that its factory output grew much faster than expected at the start of the year, suggesting the world's second largest economy may be picking up speed.
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It seemed like Eduardo was picking up speed, but I felt so ill it was hard to tell the truth of what was outside my body and what was inside it.
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Packing 90 mph (150 kph) winds early Tuesday morning, Humberto was 570 miles (920 km) west of Bermuda, picking up speed and moving at 8 mph (13 kph), the forecasters said.
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The temperature was a brisk 2150 degrees, but the sky was cobalt blue, and I fell into a rhythm, sliding along with growing confidence, synchronizing skis and poles and picking up speed.
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This trifecta became the gold standard of cleansers, but the latter product has maintained its cult status since hitting the market in 1996 — only picking up speed as the years have passed.
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At the same time, the Paris tech scene is picking up speed, with many large tech companies accelerating, such as Withings, Gameloft, Happn, Deezer, Parrot drones and BlaBlaCar all now motoring along.
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Even though global markets actually started to compensate with new production elsewhere at the time, concern about REEs has never abated in Washington, and is, in fact, picking up speed once again.
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But one point is clear: The pace of the shifting balance of power in Asia toward China, slow and gradual in the 21st century, is picking up speed in the Trump administration.
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He told me that — in deep water, at least — a "vessel could behave like an aerofoil," especially when picking up speed, and might move a significant distance off the vertical when sinking.
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"These numbers show that the nation's slow-but-steady economic recovery is picking up speed and that consumers feel good about the future," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said in a statement.
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BepiColombo, named after 20th century Italian mathematician and Engineer Giuseppe (Bepi) Colombo, will slingshot off the Earth's gravitational field one-and-a-half years after launch before picking up speed on its journey.
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Taiwan has gradually been restricting overseas and especially Chinese visitors since the virus outbreak began picking up speed, including this week suspending the entry of all Chinese citizens who live in mainland China.
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Despite Yellen's remarks, given the continued weak GDP data, some Fed watchers think the central bankers may hold off on a rate hike until the economy shows signs of picking up speed again.
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All but two Democratic lawmakers voted Thursday to endorse the inquiry in its first House floor vote, showing that the caucus is digging in now that the impeachment process is picking up speed.
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HONG KONG — While the spread of Covid-19 is picking up speed in Europe and the United States, among other regions, the outbreaks in some countries in Asia seem to be under control.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A quiet, permanent shift in trading from London to the European Union ahead of Brexit is picking up speed as stock and bond platforms in Amsterdam and Paris crank into action.
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In both Korea and Vietnam, the U.S. military deployed so-called "Lazy Dog" bombs — two-inch metal projectiles that rained down from the sky by the hundreds, picking up speed before making deadly impact.
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" RELATED: Donald Trump's DC swamp purge is really picking up speed That last line from Lewandowski is the most important one: "Anybody who thinks they're going to change Donald Trump doesn't know Donald Trump.
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Overnight, data showing a healthy uptick in private sector hiring and factory activity during May bolstered expectations that the U.S. economy was picking up speed and lifted U.S. stocks after two days of losses.
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NEW YORK, June 1 (Reuters) - The S&P 63, Nasdaq Composite and Dow industrials set record closing highs on Thursday after a batch of economic data suggested the U.S. economy was picking up speed.
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It's like being a kid and seeing a plane lift off the runway for the first time, or an elephant picking up speed, ears flapping, or a cruise ship coming too-quickly into harbor.
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ET advisory, the National Hurricane Center said the storm was about 105 miles east of Melbourne, Florida, and picking up speed from its days-long standstill, moving to the northwest at about 6 mph.
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The American economy is picking up speed after a slow start to the year, with resilient consumer spending and a buoyant housing market just about making up for a falloff in investment by cautious companies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy appears to be picking up speed, according to a survey on Friday that will reassure the Bank of England a day after it raised interest rates for the first time a decade.
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Likening his company to a "supertanker…picking up speed," Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said Tuesday that the automaker is increasing by 50 percent the number of electric vehicles it plans to produce over the next decade.
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Central banks are cutting interest rates at a pace not seen since the crisis in an attempt to stave off the global economic slowdown that's been picking up speed this year, but it may be futile.
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The president of Goldman Sachs said Tuesday that the U.S. economy looks like it's picking up speed after a lackluster start to the year thanks to easier monetary policy and the resilience of the American consumer.
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While he's subbing for EnVyUs at the $75,000 X Games Minneapolis tournament this weekend, as starter Nicolai "Maestro" Bang is on vacation, his professional fate remains to be seen and the competitive calendar is picking-up speed.
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The survey showed Britain's factories grew a lot more strongly than expected in August as work flowed in from home and abroad, suggesting the economy might be picking up speed after a slow first half of 2017.
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Since that time, the biggest tech trend setters in the world have been picking up speed and setting new benchmarks in a growing field, with Google recently providing open access to its new enterprise-level speech recognition API.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling surged to its highest in over a week versus the dollar on Wednesday after data showed the British economy picking up speed, bolstering expectations that the Bank of England will raise interest rates next week.
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Then again, we highly doubt that anyone back in the Bronze Age wanted — or knew how — to make their tattoos look like embroidered tapestry, which just so happens to be the tattoo technique that's picking up speed right now.
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The consolidation of the U.S. trucking industry is picking up speed, with big trucking companies and private equity funds scooping up smaller firms as a U.S. regulatory mandate is set to go into effect and as drivers push for higher wages.
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"Solo: A Star Wars Story" will surely make off with plenty of that loot, even if the movie requires considerable time to take flight, recovering from a messy, flat opening half before rallying and picking up speed down the stretch.
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Four episodes were directed by Murphy, who's always been a stronger visual stylist than writer, and he opted to fill them with shots where the camera swirls around the characters, picking up speed as events grow more and more heated.
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Now, however, with Disney Plus picking up speed and incoming competition from both NBCUniversal (Peacock) and WarnerMedia (HBO Max) later this spring, ViacomCBS knows it needs to go head-to-head with competitors both in the digital and linear spaces.
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Last week the BoE said it expected to raise interest rates earlier and by more than it had thought in late 2017, because of the strength of the global economy and signs that British pay growth was picking up speed.
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The move is a sign of how IoT is picking up speed in the market, and how one of the more-watched European startups in the space is hoping to make a mark for itself on the other side of the pond.
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Earlier, a purchasing managers' index survey showed Britain's factory activity grew a lot more strongly than expected in August as work flowed in from home and abroad, suggesting the economy might be picking up speed after a slow first half of 2017.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A bike-sharing craze that has swept China over the past two years is picking up speed in cities across the United States, but with a different spin as tough local regulations rein in the roll-out of dockless bikes.
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LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Britain's factory activity grew a lot more strongly than expected in August as work flowed in from home and abroad, a survey showed on Friday, suggesting the economy might be picking up speed after a slow first half of 2017.
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OpenGov, a Redwood City, Ca., company whose software helps local governments keep transparent financial records, has been picking up speed in a variety of ways, and co-founder and CEO Zac Bookman traces some of that momentum to the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment aid fell from a 14-month high last week, the latest sign the economy was picking up speed in the second quarter and likely would be healthy enough for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in June.
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James Bamba via Storyful HONG KONG — A super typhoon packing winds of up to 150 miles per hour is heading toward the Philippines, picking up speed over the Pacific on a route that also has Taiwan and the heavily populated southeastern coast of China in its sights.
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The probe by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE is picking up speed, amplifying the inherent risks in working for the volatile Trump.
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John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE (D-Mich.), slammed the decision as an attempt to distract the public eye from the Russia meddling investigation that they said is picking up speed.
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Richard, let&aposs go back to the backdrop for these deals here, this economy and things picking up speed and this notion that this is a great environment, not being missed in polls, not being missed in numbers for the president, not being missed maybe by average Americans who might just take from Democrats that so-called blue wave.
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A GOP probe into Hunter Biden and the Ukrainian gas company Burisma is picking up speed on Capitol Hill as former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE gains new momentum in the 2020 Democratic primary.
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As we begin 2018, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE claims he is picking up speed after the late December passage of tax cut legislation.
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The boomerang from the Democratic Party's failed attempt to connect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to Russia's 2016 election meddling is picking up speed, and its flight path crosses right through Moscow's pesky neighbor, Ukraine.
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