Sentence examples for for their fast from inspiring English sources

Together they earned the nickname "the Go-Go Boys", for their fast and cheap film-making.

But now it remains to be seen if the people of New Jersey will punish the Democrats for their fast work.

Free World allows Mr. Chan and his relatives to use equipment that looks and sounds like regular telephones but enables users to call one another and pay no fees beyond the rates for their fast Internet connections.

The hub of the side, instead, is Honda, whose demanding attitude, composure, and consistency – at least in a Japan shirt – makes him the ideal orchestrator for their fast, fluid attacking play.

When anti-piracy naval flotillas began arriving in force a couple of years ago, the pirates quickly worked out ways to roam farther by using "mother ships", often powerful deep-sea fishing vessels seized earlier, as floating bases for their fast skiffs (see map).

The self-described socialist revolution of Mr. Chávez notwithstanding, the prominence of these moguls was so well known it inspired a nickname — the Boligarchs — for their fast accumulation of wealth and their ties to the government, which reveres Simón Bolívar, the 19th-century aristocrat who won Venezuela's freedom from Spain.

Until then, their garage is an ideal parking space for baby gear that is already too small for their fast-growing 8-month-old son, Tyler.

The Nets, known for their fast-breaking offense, have also been strong defensively; they rank fifth in the league in fewest points allowed, at 86.6.

He is proposing a thorough overhaul of the existing guest worker program for agriculture, known as H-2A, which is shunned by most growers as too bureaucratic and costly for their fast-changing labor needs in fields and orchards.

Private universities have come under fire for their fast-rising prices; under Dr. Levin, the cost for a year of undergraduate education at Yale — including tuition, books and room and board — has more than doubled, to $58,600 for 2012-13.

That matters for their fast-changing economies, which increasingly demand either highly skilled workers or people willing to do unpleasant and tiring jobs.One reason why much of the world has enjoyed a sustained economic boom with low inflation in the past decade is that the effective global workforce is expanding so fast.