accelerate **

The open car, which had almost come to a stop, then accelerated.

Two years down the road, the economy should really accelerate.

The only other way I know of is to accelerate the floor.

Only now things would have to be accelerated just a little bit.

As they did, the rest of the world began to accelerate.

They got out of step when I accelerated hard, remember?

I just hope we can accelerate it enough, he thought.

Some students accelerate their high school career by 1-2 years early.

I mean, all we have to do is keep accelerating for several days.

He accelerated a second time, and once again the men shot into the back of the car.

There is evidence that the process has accelerated in recent years.

Not only does this development look set to continue, but it will accelerate.

Whatever changes were going on within her mind and body seemed to be accelerating.

You only need to accelerate for a few days to be going quite fast.

He can make it move to his will or accelerate its growth.

I began to drive and accelerate up to 80 miles per hour.

"The easy way to find out is to accelerate until something happens."

New things are being done and the level of competition has accelerated.

"If they do, it will accelerate the start of the project."

But, she thought again, her mind accelerating now, there was another way.

At once he accelerated, and cut off the lights again.

He even accelerated the process, taking his cast off himself.

With all her strength, she accelerated out of his way.

But as change accelerated, it changed the very environment itself.

Now time seemed to slow, or perhaps my thought accelerated.