Examples of 'kilometres an hour' in a sentence
Meaning of "kilometres an hour"
Kilometres an hour: A unit of measurement for speed typically used in countries that follow the metric system, equivalent to the distance of one kilometer traveled in an hour
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He had been reading his speedometer in kilometres an hour.
Fifty kilometres an hour.
Cosmic shrapnel whizzing around at thousands of kilometres an hour.
You will add five kilometres an hour to your top speed.
Pyroclastic flows can travel hundreds of kilometres an hour.
Kilometres an hour faster, so this is how it was sold.
A hundred and twenty kilometres an hour.
Winds of 80 kilometres an hour whip up the dry snow into a total whiteout.
The average person walks five kilometres an hour.
Drivers will soon slow to 40 kilometres an hour in central Dandenong to save pedestrians' lives.
Instinctively he settles into a dive rate of five kilometres an hour.
Wind gusts reached 90 kilometres an hour near Rimouski.
That is a fighter that could fly a thousand kilometres an hour.
I am doing 120 kilometres an hour on a very smooth road.
The satellite has detected explosions of plasma travelling at hundreds of kilometres an hour.
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The race averaged over 43 kilometres an hour at this point.
Because if I push this button here, watch, my speedometer changes to kilometres an hour.
I can not reach 50 kilometres an hour - on this.
She can only travel at the speed of her raft … Eight kilometres an hour.
Kilometres an hour winds whip up 20-metre waves.
I was only going twenty kilometres an hour.
FaIIing at 200 kilometres an hour they strike with deadly force.
Because he'd been reading his speedo in kilometres an hour.
Humans or horses can maintain a speed of 5 or 6 kilometres an hour for long distances.
Well, here we are, hurtling towards The Gritti Palace at seven kilometres an hour.
They are able to maintain speeds of over 70 kilometres an hour for long periods.
The turbulent wave of superheated gas travelled at nearly 130 kilometres an hour.
We are only going 30 kilometres an hour.
Usually, they can operate in winds only up to about 60 kilometres an hour.
What difference do just a few more kilometres an hour make?
This was the first car to break the barrier of 400 kilometres an hour.
And drive south at exactly 80 kilometres an hour.
Diving from height the falcons can reach speeds of over 300 kilometres an hour.
A giraffe can run up to 56 kilometres an hour.
The strongest Mistral wind recorded in Toulon was 130 kilometres an hour.
Fourth gear, we are probably doing about 70 kilometres an hour on the roof.
About a three-minute drive from the cabin . If you are traveling at 150 kilometres an hour.
The vehicles drove at 85 kilometres an hour.
There are also bullet trains or shinkansen, which travel up to 300 kilometres an hour.
It spins at speeds in excess of 40 kilometres an hour.
An avalanche, nine million tonnes of snow travelling at 120 kilometres an hour.
No tornadoes were spotted, although winds stronger than 100 kilometres an hour were recorded.
As a result freight travels, on average, at a speed of 16 kilometres an hour.
We calculate that you will run … 60 kilometres an hour.
The cheetah is the speed champ, capable of dashes of almost 100 kilometres an hour.
If you are travelling at 150 kilometres an hour.
The high-speed train glides through the desert at 300 kilometres an hour.
We could only do about 15 kilometres an hour.
A tsunami radiates across the ocean at 300 kilometres an hour.
We start at a speed of 10 kilometres an hour.
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We need to keep moving for half an hour
In one hour we are to be taken out and shot
