Sentence examples for fast come from inspiring English sources

Reality sets in fast: come autumn, both Arvid and Lydia are living in Stockholm, but he never seeks her out.

But the burgeoning of the industry has raised concerns that the whales may be harassed by boats that approach too fast, come too close or otherwise stress them.

In the paddock, Drysdale's instructions to Desormeaux were succinct: "The only thing I said was, don't come over too fast, come over gradually," said the trainer, who had never gotten a horse to the Derby starting gate until today.

When the results from the most recent decennial census appeared earlier this year, they showed that in the decade from 2000 to 2010 Detroit lost an astonishing 25% of its population, a demographic catastrophe (New Orleans apart) without parallel in the developed world.With a population falling this far, this fast, come terrible problems.

The online invitation from the Mets did not say, "We're sinking fast, come help us!" But you could forgive some of the dreamers who came to a tryout in Coney Island yesterday hoping that the group of Mets scouts would find just what Bobby V. needs.

And nearly as fast come the ensuing campaigns to take the videos viral.

Not so fast, came his retort.

The innuendo comes thick and fast (comes thick and fast!).

"Mark well: That day is fast coming upon you.

Unsurprisingly, the trappings of success are fast coming his way.

Videotapes are fast coming into vogue as well.