The phrase "fast date" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a date or romantic encounter that is brief or rushed. Example: "I had a fast date last night with a guy I met at the coffee shop. We only had an hour before he had to catch a flight, but it was still a really fun time."
I can't remember a hard and fast date for the Pythons invading my brain.
Although this isn't a hard and fast date, keep an eye on the forecast and consider your personal experience in your own yard to decide when it's safe to set plants outdoors.
On that day, Jan . 22 Mr. Obama affixed his curlicue signature to an executive order requiring him to close the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, within one year — a hard and fast date, set down in black and white for every American to see.
You'll be able to find a quick, fast date wherever you are.
Shipment will begin next month, although no hard and fast date has been given.
There's no hard and fast date yet for when the on-demand features will become available but DirecTV's apparently been testing it and has said that it'll come to fruition sometime in the second quarter.
Breaking the fast - Dates, Water & Home-Made Organic Juice with Beets, Celery and Oranges.
Marine commanders emphasize there is no hard-and-fast date for leaving the city.
Option 2 is that August 2nd is not the hard-and-fast date it has been made out to be.
For Ms. Buchsbaum, "the biggest deal was that we'd known each other for about two months and he gave me the keys to his house, and I felt that that was the real clincher, that this was more than just a fast-date kind of thing and 'I'm not into you.' " Because when a guy is not into you, she said, "Forget it, you're never going to get the keys".
No hard and fast launch date yet other than Spring 2010.
