He's doing it better than we expected". In Long Beach, Hirosawa was still struggling to catch the fast-fleeting echo.
And we did have a fast and fleeting encounter.
A spicebush swallowtail crosses the trail, fast and fleeting, a blur of white outlining its dark wing.
Peter Boal and Janie Taylor had fast and fleeting footwork; Darci Kistler was more serene, deliberately partnered with more gallantry than passion by Jared Angle.
He reserved his highest praise for those with achievements more enduring than the fast and fleeting fame of the new media age.
Lovers of the fast and fleeting (and Anton Webern is their patron saint) would have turned up their noses; not much is enough for them.
Williams, whose Klytemnestra attracted particular acclaim, said the experience of playing Argos's vengeful queen had become more and more rewarding through the original run, the strength of Icke's writing making the experience "effortless and fast and fleeting".
In the late 1960s dealmaker Jimmy Ling made a fast (and fleeting) fortune buying up the stock of companies and paying for it with convertible debentures of his conglomerate, LTV.
As Wiseman notes, "Today we work in an environment where information is vast, fast and fleeting.
But just as nothing lasts forever, he knows that digital fancies are just as fast and fleeting as old buttons.
That in exchange for these fast-moving, fleeting years, you'll get experience, insight, and wisdom in addition to your paycheck.
