Sentence examples for a more fast from inspiring English sources
The price is at the high end, so if you're seeking a more fast and affordable pit stop, head to Harvest Bakery, right next door, serving light food and coffees, and why not take a warm loaf for the road.
In August, Square updated its mobile apps for a more fast, and seamless payments experience.
Google even promises a more "fast and fluid" experience, with specific tweaks that see "conversations fall into view as you move forward and backward in time, optical cues (like parallax) help the mind linger on individual posts," and "important actions like +1 now float atop the stream, making it easy to endorse all your favorites".
"I think there should've been a more fast response, a more rapid response to Flint, Michigan". .
Well, this tortoise ditched his furry opponent for a more fast and furious rival -- a toy truck.
The trend today is towards a more fast track workup of patients with stroke due to the documented benefit of recanalisation therapies in ischaemic stroke.
The result looked to be a more fast-paced melee environment.
In the Americans' 5-1 victoverover Scotland on Saturday, Klinsmann's stated goal of a more fast-paced approach was obvious.
Memphis prefers a more fast-paced, drive-and-kick offense while U.C.L.A. runs a more deliberate system that stresses its halfcourt defense.
He's still an unsubtle car crash of ego and obliviousness, but he has also become an office relic in a more fast-paced, socially conscious world.
The Wallabies coach also chose to drop the hulking lock Will Skelton to the bench and brought back the rangy Dean Mumm, an indication he wants to play a more fast-paced game.
