Sentence examples for fast to catch from inspiring English sources
Before that giant leap for humankind, fin whales had proved too fast to catch.
He speaks fast, almost too fast to catch all the words.
But high-price goods have not been fast to catch on among Web shoppers.
But the most massive waves, towering above 35 feet, were simply too big and fast to catch.
But with the exception of computer electronics and airline tickets, high-price goods have not been fast to catch on among Web shoppers.
They enjoy themselves as much as their audacious counterparts enjoy being towed into waves too large and too fast to catch without the help of a Jet Ski.
"At the end I had a serious gap to catch up, but I was able to do 1.3 or 1.5 seconds faster to catch up," Hamilton said, adding, "The great thing here on this circuit is that you can overtake".
This student (Student M) gives a similar need-based explanation in the case of evolution of running species in a population of Cheetahs: "[Cheetahs] needed to run faster… It was necessary for them to catch their pray to survive… it occurred because of the need for the adaptation… they needed to run faster to catch food so it happened" (p. 415).
The taxi line was easier to find and much faster to catch a ride there, but I decided, after my experience, it was the safer option to call up Lyft or Uber (whichever looked like it would be faster).
