(1) The Roadrunner had better power, better tyres, and better brakes.

(2) M., where the state bird is the roadrunner.

(3) The Comanche thought the roadrunner was a good-luck charm, and hung its skin in their tipis.

(4) The Roadrunner does have competition now though.

(5) It was like having a roadrunner in the house.

(6) Currently the world's fastest computer, Roadrunner, at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, is based on BladeCenter.

(7) The IBM Roadrunner, the world's fastest computer, can run at 1, 105 teraflops with an efficiency level of 75.8%, and Germany's JUGENE runs at 82.3%.

(8) Keeping hold of leading position is the Linux Roadrunner situated at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).

(9) One afternoon a coyote surprised a roadrunner when it was half asleep and leaning against a wall.

(10) In 2006, Roadrunner demonstrated a peak 1.6 gigabytes-per-second transfer rate using an early version of Panasas's parallel file system.

(11) The roadrunner pulled the string, and a whole bag of rocks fell upon the coyote.

(12) In 2008, the Roadrunner parallel storage system can sustain hundreds of gigabytes per second.

(13) Southwestern Cable is providing free access to its high-speed Roadrunner Internet service in 14 public libraries within its service area.

(14) Or, in keeping with theme week[sentence dictionary], the hapless Wile E.. Coyote in futile pursuit of the Roadrunner.

(15) Sort of a southeastern version of Coyote in the Roadrunner cartoons.

(16) Many months passed before they met again. This time, it was in the middle of the night. The roadrunner was drinking by the side of a lake.

(17) Has the comical and enviable habit of making most defenders look not unlike Wile E Coyote in pursuit of the roadrunner when he puts his foot down.

(18) US machines dominate the first ten positions with Linux Roadrunner leading, but slots 3 and 10 have been taken by Linux PCs from the Juelich development center in Germany.