Sentence examples for fast-forward time from inspiring English sources

In all instances, the efforts to fast-forward time have the same genesis: concerns about consumers' willingness to spend money because of the economy.

I wanted to fast-forward time, to leap into our victory because I feared that the longer we waited, the less likely it would come.

If the world was coming to an end, they opted for low-tech fast-forward time travel, reimagining themselves as leather-clad cartoon citizens of a Bowery-like planet somewhere on the other side of Judgment Day.

While we unfortunately can't fast-forward time, we can offer up to all fans of the show this wonderful music tribute remix from musician John D. Boswell (aka melodysheep) titled "The Dragons Daughter" above.

He called for three huzzas for his publishers Bloomsbury and, as a man at ease across different time sweeps, was very happy to oblige the Guardian with a drawing that in these fast-forward times can be scanned straight onto the blog.

I wanted to give up (not that I knew how), but I just wanted to turn back or fast forward time to a better day.

Although coalescent simulators have the advantage of being extremely fast, forward-time simulators allow the exploration of a wider parameter space and the implementation of different scenarios (such as sophisticated crossover models) in a straightforward way.

But it will make you want to press fast-forward next time.

Fast-forward through time about 50 years: the museum's third floor will feature a tambourine from Prince's 1990 Nude tour.

Snapchat could conceivably leverage built-in head tracking and controller technologies to let you jump around and even rewind or fast-forward in time.

Then fast-forward to election time -- November 2004.