Sentence examples for fastest days from inspiring English sources
The top three fastest days, on average, were Christmas, the Fourth of July, and New Year's Day.
The four fastest days to drive in Manhattan, in order of average speed: New Year's Day, Christmas, Memorial Day and July 4. (Thanksgiving Day? Hindered, presumably, by the Macy's parade).
The prayer is, thus, also part of the liturgy on Jewish fast days (except on the ninth day of Av).
"I think there should be feast days and fast days...
These faster days, they slide right from lunch to cocktails.
She agrees that she saves money on fast days.
But then additional fast days often immediately followed.
She scoured the racetracks outside Seattle for thoroughbreds whose younger and faster days were behind them.
Could there really be enough fast days to foster a bunny-fetus industry?
"Many congratulations," she said in the heavily ironic tone she tends to reserve for fasting days.
(In Europe, fast days were manipulated to promote more eating of salted fish; dispensations were sold to the rich).
