Sentence examples for I'll fast from inspiring English sources

"I said, I'll fast forward. he said, 'No, turn it off!' " "Isaac likes 'Mary Poppins,' " Mr. Fliegelman said.

But I'm not writing a book, so I'll fast forward to the 1980s and give a tiny list of policies that increased risk taking in financial markets.

And now I'll fast forward a few years.

Next month, Reba Riley will guide me through "Jesus the Ascetic," in which I'll fast all month, give away half of my belongings and some other things.

"I'm in the industry, and I'll fast-forward through the ads most of the time," said David Droga, creative chairman at the Droga5 agency in New York.

I'll fast-forward to the title song, push play, and then blast the song to kingdom come.

I'm longwinded about that because then I'll fast-forward up to this record which is really not that, it's not at all like The Köln Concert because this is dealing much more with chromatic language and dissonance and atonality, frankly, and finding a place for that in the popular song context, because let's face it, I'm a songwriter as well as a pianist and singer.

That is why I will fast this year.

Today, I will fast with hope for better policies, a better immigration system and a better opportunity for our families.

Some people like to choose whether to eat or not on a day-to-day basis, but those who like more order in their lives may set up a schedule, such as "I will fast every other day" or "I'm not eating on Monday or Thursday".

I will fast-forward you through the rest of the day: the novelists and poets I interviewed were all terrific, and played to a lusty crowd, if smaller than that for the "Gin tasting while playing a ukulele" workshop.