Sentence examples for fast fact from inspiring English sources

A little side box in Mr Cantor's letter contains the following note:Fast Fact: Over two-thirds of Republican voters believe the budget can be balanced without reducing spending on Social Security or Medicare.What could have given them that idea?(Photo credit: AFP).

Here's a fast fact: Snapple Fast Facts are the highest point of my day.

"UK technology is in orbit around Saturn, Mars, Venus and the Moon," says one of the "fast fact" bullet points.

Conversely, when I get a repeat fast fact, I fly into a rage tantrum that is destructive to all things around me societies' perception of me.

OSS coders were the white knights, the good guys, riding in from the hills to save all of us from horridly written, horribly insecure (fast fact: I actually had written "unsecure" instead of "insecure" right there) software.

Time includes the "Fast fact" that "the hoops-loving President installed a backboard on the White House tennis court".

By today, the American Tarot Association had so many inquiries that it had posted "fast facts" sheets about tarot and the death card on its Web site, insisting that the sniper was obviously not someone who knew anything about tarot.

When Laz isn't around, "Abundance" takes the form of choreographed movement -- what seems to be group therapy meetings about money -- and "word arias," performed by five actors playing multiple roles, calling out fast facts about the economy or themselves.

It was just a blip in a day of fevered speculation about just whom Mr. McCain would tap as his running mate, a day in which there were tea leaves to read everywhere but few hard and fast facts.

Unless these social platforms are used to enable people to live better, more connected and meaningful lives, these gains are short-lived.' Fast facts on meaningful scores for the first first of the weekly surveys: 1.

Fast Facts: Original name was Pumpkinville.