Sentence examples for bit of a fast from inspiring English sources

High Fidelity John Cusack - the eminently dashing star of many a smart American movie - pulled a bit of a fast one by playing Nick Hornby's record-store slacker; he is not nearly as nerdy as the character is supposed to be.

In fact, Bible is pulling a bit of a fast one.

As Wikipedians may or may not be aware, a much worse law going under the misleading title of "Stop Online Piracy Act' is working its way through Congress on a bit of a fast track.

"We let him go off a little quicker today, so ultimately it was a little bit of a faster work," Mott said.

Its 3x optical zoom lets you get in on your subject tighter and since it's internal you get a bit of a faster startup time.

"However, Intel really wanted to manufacture its own chips, so wouldnt it be great if you could go to a partner who could get you in the chip business fast, you pay a bit of a royalty fast for basically the best technology?

On the other, they are like recycled snippets of political scandals, as if, large office or small, we're now part of one mix-and-match political culture and narrative — a little Eliot Spitzer here, a touch of David A. Paterson or Hiram Monserrate there, a bit of John Edwards, a fast rise, a steep fall, coulda been a contender.

They had raised quite a bit of cash fast.

After all that rich (but not expensive) cuisine, you may want to slow things down with a bit of simple fast food before the Monday afternoon flight back to Stansted.

He has also that little bit of something inside him, that little bit of animal that a fast bowler needs.

Michael Rasmussen, 55, Cybercrime Prevention Specialist, votes in Oregon 2008 – voted Obama 2012 – plans to vote Obama Ryan has a bit of a reputation of playing fast and loose with the facts.