Sentence examples for fast in which from inspiring English sources

The band came to a clattering stop after playing something terribly fast in which the trumpet squealed like a train braking.

Ms. McMahon points to Blue Balliett's "Hold Fast," in which Langston Hughes's poems guide a girl on Chicago's South Side to solve the mystery of her father's disappearance.

One of his first performances was Too Steep, Too Fast, in which he ran downhill till he lost his balance and then rolled down; another was Spinning, in which he spun round for an hour.

Bowlers had not yet completely twigged the restricted range of his strokeplay and he was playing in an era (and this is how the game progresses so fast) in which 260 might be considered par on a good pitch and 300 almost out of sight.

Two of the appetizers are based on injera: kategna injera, in which the bread is liberally dosed with a hot-pepper powder akin to paprika, then rolled and sliced into half-inch-thick rounds, like rollmops; and timatim fitfit (say it five times fast), in which injera is combined with a spicy-cool mix of tomatoes, onions, garlic, jalapeño pepper, lemon and olive oil.

Specifically, the switching time from the HRS to LRS is remarkably fast, in which 10-ns pulses above 4 V are sufficient to saturate the junction resistance, as shown in Fig. 1g.

It is likely to be better to go on intermittent bouts of fasting, in which you eat hardly anything at all, and then have periods when you eat as much as you want," said Professor Mark Mattson, head of the institute's laboratory of neurosciences.

But hard-core fasting, in which people drink only water for days at a time, may be no easier than calorie restriction.

This year saw the continuation and even growth of the juice fasting trend in which fashionable companies like BluePrint and Organic Avenue concoct three-, five- and seven-day fasts in which one only drinks a series of vegetable and fruit juice cocktails with the occasional nut milk thrown in.

Ramadan is a month-long period of fasting, in which participants refrain from eating or drinking or engaging in "other sensual pleasures" from dawn to dusk each day, according to the Council on Islamic American Relations CAIRR).

Ramadan is the holy month of fasting in which Muslims refrain from food, fluids, oral medications and smoking from sunrise until sunset.