Sentence examples for fastest past from inspiring English sources

You can instantly see who's fastest past every speed camera.

10.38am GMT Cologna is the fastest past the 8km mark, so far living up to his favouritism.

With his brush, he would work his oil paints as fast as he could, faster and faster, past the point of exhaustion, until his canvas was full.

Then he raced so fast past reaffirmation that the marathon would be run that he would have set a competitive pace in the race himself.

I head for the underground station and home, and passing by Parliament Square I walk a little faster past the glistening black statue of Churchill, eager to get out from under his glare.

Think of a person of any age anywhere in Britain who regards the statues in Trafalgar Square as a pigeon lavatory and would tend to walk fast past any art.

4.44pm BST A par for Tiger at 2, but he's in trouble again at 3, leaving his tee shot at the long par-three short right, then chipping hard and fast past the flag from the rough.

The only sure way to get into TV Centre was to drive very fast past the commissionaires shouting, "I'm bringing the white mouse!" I have no idea why that worked.

After the break Ciftci met Goodwillie's cross to hit a pure strike low and fast past Killie goalkeeper Craig Samson.

In orthokinetic agglomeration, particle collision rates increase with shear: at higher shear rates, layers of fluid (with suspended particles), move faster past one another (Elimelech et al. 1995).

The region, after all, is chockablock with nations arming themselves at a fast past, as China's National Day parade this week shows.