Sentence examples for back on fast from inspiring English sources

"Police stations, firehouses, hospitals -- if there is a power failure, those places get the electricity back on fast," he said.

There are surely more big days ahead, too, for Acapulco, although her trainer, Wesley Ward, feels that she needs to be back on fast ground to show her best.

One to Watch Beautifully-bred Emirates Queen (Luca Cumani) could not cope at all with soft ground at Salisbury last time but Dubawi's half-sister will continue her progress back on fast ground.

IF you knew how many calories came with that chicken burrito and tall vanilla latte, would you order something else, start cutting back on fast food, or shrug it off?

Dr. Frieden pleaded with parents to make changes in their children's diets, like cutting back on fast food, eliminating high-sugar drinks and not giving whole milk to children over age 2. Just as important, he said, is exercise.

The consensus of many historians looking back on the nineteen-sixties was that Goldwater was an anachronism, a cowboy who rode in from the wrong decade — the personification of everything the culture couldn't seem to turn its back on fast enough.

Facing more frequent storms that cripple electric distribution systems over big areas, utility companies are drafting iPads and military-style aerial surveillance robots to get the lights back on faster.

This approach reflects back on faster and faster shifts in consumer demand.

If you accidentally eat something while fasting, repent and get back on your fast.

Then Simmons dribbled behind her back on the fast break, missed her shot but grabbed a rebound.

But she is already studying for her next qualification and plans to go back on the fast track once her daughter is older so she can send her to study in Britain.