Sentence examples for fast forward with from inspiring English sources

So now we'll fast forward with Andrew to this season.

Bruce Tulgan, a management consultant who is writing a book to be called "Managing Generation Y," described the youngest members of the work force as "superhigh maintenance" and a generation that is "on fast forward with self-esteem".

Fast forward with Smart Compose.

"As the policeman moved forward, he started to walk fast forward with flames all over him," Pamela Brown told the World Service.

So fast forward with audiences watching a nightmare sequence involving Renton, played by Ewan McGregor, where the same baby is alive but so obviously dead.

The new art form takes conventional GIF sensibilities and makes them interactive -- now instead of just watching the images repeat themselves over and over again, you can click them to rewind and fast forward with your mouse.

According to the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics IP shock database (www.cfa.harvard.edu/shocks/wi_data), the shock under study is a fast forward shock with the front normal orientation characterized by the angle between the normal and geocentric solar ecliptic (GSE) X-axis θxn = ~−30° and ϕ = ~170°.

Finally Your baby is on fast-forward (with no rewind).

Besides, if this was chess it was Kasparov v Karpov stuck on fast-forward with both men staring darkly, meanly at his opponent, determined not just to take his pawn, but to smash it into submission.

When Louisville arrives at Madison Square Garden to play in the Big East tournament — usually after preliminary rounds — it sometimes seems as if a switch is flipped, and the action on the court zips to fast-forward, with players and colors whirring by in hazy streaks.

Videos can be broken up into sub-15-second chunks, idea by idea, so you can easily fast-forward with a tap if you get bored with certain details and skip to the next pertinent piece of the news.