The phrase "abandoned fast" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that was quickly left behind or deserted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was abandoned fast due to lack of funding."
Alternatives: "quickly abandoned" or "rapidly deserted".
For example, four friends began serving hamburgers to rescue workers from an abandoned fast-food restaurant.
The rest of the developed world has abandoned fast-breeder reactors and the sort of MOX programme that Japan is trying to introduce.
And yet we wonder why statistics courses are abandoned faster than JavaScript frameworks on GitHub.
Miami Beach Police said they spotted Hernandez tagging an abandoned fast-food restaurant just after 5 a.m Tuesday morning near 71st Street at Collins Avenue.
As for going in opposite directions, well, Diesel was the star of xXx, before abandoning that newly minted faux-007 action franchise (just as he abandoned The Fast and the Furious brand) for the allegedly more solid rewards of the Riddick series.
Anti-bullet train signs adorned flat fields the whole way, in between gas plazas, abandoned shacks, fast food clusters and teeny parched towns with paper-thin dwellings right out of The Grapes of Wrath.
Many have gained back 50 pounds or more, some have continued to drop and all say they have abandoned the fasting, asparagus binges (asparagus, a mild diuretic, temporarily reduces weight) and all-coffee strategies they used while on the show.
This agreement caused Gandhi to abandon the fast that he had begun in September 1932 in protest against the British scheme.
Mr. Turk promised to delay the transfer to cell-type prisons until additional safeguards against abuse could be put into effect, but the inmates refused to abandon the fast.
