Sentence examples for call fast from inspiring English sources

"If he misses slow ones, how can he call fast ones?" Agassi said.

"Maybe twenty per cent is what I'd call fast or stylish — some of it is downright strange — and that's what went to the Portland store".

Mr. Bush will soon have trade promotion authority -- what we used to call "fast track" -- which he says he needs in order to negotiate new trade agreements.

Composed in a style one can only call fast and loose, the book coupled the facts of the trials (girls, spectres, executions) with Mather's own observations about the state of the American soul: Believe me, 'tis a Time for all people to do something EXTRAORDINARY.

Where "slow on fast" means that the shear velocity of the coatings is less than that of substrate, whereas the opposite case we call "fast on slow".

In this paper, we use IF scheme [16] for our architecture and make it 2 times smaller than IF considering the message propagation direction, as we will call "Fast belief propagation (FBP)".

And so we're going to begin the process in Congress of Ambassador [Robert B.] Zoellick [the United States trade representative] will be working with members of Congress to lay the groundwork for the ability for the president to have what they call fast-track negotiating authority.

Their ability to call fast-moving NFL games drew mounting criticism through Week 3, climaxing last weekend, when ESPN analyst Jon Gruden called their work "tragic and comical".

Finding a partner in an age where what I like to call "fast-food dating" and this pervasive "hook up" subculture can be described in the words of one friend "as an extension of capitalism," should be as strategic a decision for women as any that shapes their future.

CNA offers state-of-the-art algorithms and uses the MEX interface of MATLAB to call (faster) external C-files [ 17] (see Figure 1).

To call faster, log into Facebook using wi-fi.