Sentence examples for fast track out from inspiring English sources

In the middle of their planning, however, Ockrent fell ill. "He was very determined — it was not like the kind of thing where he knew that he was on a fast track out," Thompson said, recalling how he and Stroman had smuggled a cake into Sloan Kettering for Ockrent's birthday.

The fast track out of Mowbray was sport.

The fast track laid out for Valerie Bowman — a Massachusetts boarding school, then Stanford, then a law degree at Michigan, then marriage and work at a corporate law firm — was one she pursued without either resistance or zeal, "kind of like an automaton," she told me.

In his remarks, Mr. Hoffa played down his union's opposition to the president's efforts to gain expedited negotiating authority, known as fast track, to hammer out an agreement creating a free-trade zone throughout the Western Hemisphere.

Hyperloop One and the United Arab Emirates are on the fast track to building out the first hyperloop system.

Never celebrating your wins will ensure you get on the fast track to burn out.

At 24 26 weeks, in the fast track group out of a total possible 104 patient interviews, 102 (98%) were completed – one interview did not occur because the patient died and one was missed because of an error in interview timing.

As is traditional on every 22 December, too, many Spaniards spent Sunday glued to the television or radio from 9am sharp,  hoping that they – if not the country – could fast-track out of Spain's economic turmoil via one of the 180 first prizes of €4m on offer.

A SEGMENT on 60 Minutes (seems rather quaint now) a few years ago covered the phenomenon of young women on the fast track, who got out of the game, moved to the suburbs, had loads of kids, and became stay-at-home moms.

Make it gradual, work part-time, ease off the fast track and test out the waters of redefining who you are.

And with introductions like that, Trudeau welcomed the first big wave of refugees to arrive in Canada as part of a program to fast track Syrian refugees out of their war-torn region.