at full speed

It set off at full speed and reached the Titanic two hours after it had sank in the North Atlantic on 15 April 1912.

“If you’re a returner focused on that, you’re already beat. But you need to be tough, especially at my size. You’ve got those big ol’ dudes coming down there at full speed, you for sure have to have cajones.”

White said he would continue to push himself to play at full speed, whenever that might be.

To prove his point, he told the story of Carey - a dog who died at Sydney airport after confusing its travelling box with a racer’s starter box and running into a fence at full speed when the door opened.

The parties are expected to be back at full speed today after yesterday's events in Normandy commemorating the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings.