Sentence examples for fast began to from inspiring English sources

On Monday morning, however, as news of Agrawal's fast began to spread on the Internet, Kejriwal started drumming up support on Twitter, that crucible of armchair revolutionaries.

While Allen was already an expert on the mechanics of politics, she fast began to learn the mechanics of the Internet.

The initial freshness of the first day soon wore off and those who had set off too fast began to pay for it.

Cheney's day, however, is fast beginning to seem like a second Era of Good Feelings.

But in a changing threat landscape, AV is fast beginning to look past its sell-by date.

But it may make him even more unpopular outside his Kikuyu heartland and increase the lawlessness.Meanwhile, the economy is fast beginning to suffer.

Technology is fast beginning to be used in an era or "post-truth" to uncover the good and the bad.

A surprisingly fast beginning to the stage, with a first hour that covered over 50 km, managed to keep any breakaways from going clear for over two hours.

In the control group, we observed a statistically faster formation of fibrinogen fibers under the influence of exogenous thrombin (higher value of Fvo and shortened Tf), and a considerably faster beginning to the lysis of the formed clot (shortened Tc value).

GORDY & THE GANG HAVE BUST US ALL!!!!!...it's fast beginning to look like the UK will become 'the' TOXIC ISLAND (you heard it here first!)...still...I suppose it may cure the illegal immigrant problem!

It's a dizzying technique, and sometimes his narrative moved so fast, I began to feel (I mean this literally) queasy.