Sentence examples for fast to take from inspiring English sources
That is why they should not be so fast to take all the blame — or credit — for everything that their children become.
But it does give the bank a better chance of finding a buyer for EMI.Indeed, Citi may have had its own reasons for moving fast to take control.
On Wednesday the Democrats, moving fast to take advantage of one of the exchanges in the third and last presidential debate, began broadcasting a commercial about Social Security.
Sadly it all happened too fast to take a photograph; by the time we'd got our cameras out the leopard had run off towards a nearby glacier.
He told Mr. Woodward that "they tell me we don't need to move too fast" to take action to free oppressed peoples.
Some outside the Brotherhood blamed its conservative leadership — mainly represented by its lead strategist, Mr. Shater — as having provoked the crackdown by moving too fast to take power rather than working in concert with others.
"No, no, it's much faster to take Sunrise to Exit 54, and go west....".
With the state using a shrinking share of resources, the private sector has to expand faster to take up the slack.
The Security Council, in its statement today, called on the Lebanese government and armed forces to move faster to take control of southern Lebanon.
While it may indeed be simpler and faster to take matters -- and the radio dial -- into your own hands, that's not much of a defense.
The stronger pound could make inflation fall further in the near term but then bounce back faster to take the rate above 2% by the end of 2016.
