Sentence examples for fast and lightly from inspiring English sources
The late paintings at Mr. Werner's gallery are of several kinds, though they have in common an idiom that moves fast and lightly.
The heaven of "Das himmlische Leben" is a busy children's heaven: Mr. Hampson took it fast and lightly though, characteristically, without missing any of the detail in his versatile word painting.
However, the US continued with their established design direction, the slower but well-protected battleship and the fast and lightly armoured, both of which were later cancelled in accordance with the terms of the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922.
They are counting on the same type of Internet ad revenues as the big publishers, hoping to do better by running faster and more lightly.
They could be seen loading fast-moving vehicles designed for the harsh desert terrain, including Mercedes fast-attack vehicles and lightly armored vehicles called Humvees.
Samples were dehydrated, critical point dried, mounted on support stubs with fast-drying silver paint and lightly sputter coated with platinum.
The four men and Collier (or Top, as the crew calls him) fight in a Sherman M4, which is fast and maneuverable but only lightly armored.
For instance, the sugared-up bees returned to foraging faster after being momentarily caught and lightly squeezed in a trap that simulated a predatory crab spider's attack than did the control bees.
Instead of making sure the medium Panzer III and Panzer IV tanks had priority in crossing the Meuse, the Germans had sent few across, and the van of the advance contained mostly lightly armed and lightly armoured although faster Panzer Is and Panzer IIs.
All the participants were bald men with glasses, and the conversation was fast, lightly mocking, and remarkably well informed.
The 70ft, lightly armed, fast and highly manoeuvrable craft dispatched supply vessels to the bottom in close-engagement, Nelsonian manner off the very places of romantic British maritime memory: Palermo, Naples, Taranto, Malta, and Alexandria.
