Sentence examples for a fast time in from inspiring English sources

A fast time in the 100 is nice, but how often do football players run 100 yards on a play?

The American, one of the fastest men in the world when he failed a doping test in 2006, is hoping to run a fast time in Oregon.

His progress on the track – running 10.18 in France last month – would appear to back that claim, but with so many athletes desperate for a fast time in Birmingham this weekend, the pressure to finish in the top two and secure automatic selection for the Olympic team will be immense.

Despite missing qualifying, if the Spaniard receives medical clearance for Saturday's race, he will start in 12th after posting a fast time in Thursday morning practice.

Overall did set a faster time in Berlin last year but Hawkins has been chosen as the wildcard.

I missed the first one -- these really do fly by -- but I understand that Australia won it, but that Germany recorded a faster time in the second.

Running her fourth race in 10 days, Marion Jones got off to an unusually swift start yesterday, but a swirling wind kept her from a faster time in winning the 100-meter dash at the Nikaia Grand Prix meet in Nice, France.

Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen dealt with unfair accusations when the 15-year-old broke world records and won gold medals, actually putting up a faster time in the last 50 meters of one of her races than Ryan Lochte did at the end of one of his.

Triggs Hodge and Reed, the reigning world silver medallists and crew-mates of James in Beijing, have won this event as a pair on five occasions and set a faster time in winning their semi-final.

You'll be shooting for a fastest time in Ms. Pac-Man; fastest time in Tapper; highest Out-Run score; highest Ghosts & Goblins (good luck with that, one of the hardest games I've ever played); and high Donkey Kong score without using a hammer.

The lighter the pressures and the commands, the easier it is to get a faster time in the future.