Sentence examples for fast to the next from inspiring English sources

She walks very fast to the next.

By rushing too fast to the next promotion, job change, or new business, you're shortchanging yourself on what's most enjoyable: the thrill of the chase.

"What made it "bearable", was partly because we got an appointment with the specialist after such a short time and then it proceeded really fast to the next … till we got to do an amniocentesis.

So it was not so long we had to wait…" F 3 "What made it "bearable", was partly because we got an appointment with the specialist after such a short time and then it proceeded really fast to the next … till we got to do an amniocentesis.

What do you finance if you're in the network business and need to encourage your customers to upgrade faster to the next generation of cellular tech (aka 5G)?

"I was able to adapt fast to the conditions but in the next races, I want to make it more easy to score points.

Fast forward to the next season.

"We received the call from the venture capitalists shortly after the Forbes.com story and they offered us a fast track to the next level," said Randy Terbush, in a telephone interview with Forbes.com.

Therefore, what you do is to tie the cord of the baby you have just delivered, quickly change gloves and fast rush to the next woman to assist her deliver…and the cycle continues (Nurse-midwife from Temeke Dar es Salaam).

Just like in Stories, viewers can tap to fast-forward to the next scene, encouraging tight editing without the filler moments you might see in a 30-minute or hour-long TV program.

Given the plodding inevitability of the British line of succession, it's exciting, even for an American audience (let's face it, we're royally obsessed), to fast-forward to the next big turn of the wheel.