Sentence examples for going by too fast from inspiring English sources

Much is said of time going by too fast; it certainly doesn't slow down.

Randi: There's a sadness that it's going by too fast.

QUESTION FROM JULIE: What if instead, it feels like time is going by too fast as we age?

"I was just thinking about it the other day — man, it's going by too fast for me," he said with a smile.

"No, they went by too fast," Danny says.

Prisons — Sometimes I caught a glimpse of a prison, but invariably it went by too fast.

It's the only part of "4Chambers" that goes by too fast.

Here they sometimes go by too fast to register, though Mr. Jones delivers Shakespeare's verse with an engaging naturalness.

I even hear myself telling them that "it goes by too fast," biting my tongue on the last word.

They also go by too fast, since the first part of the show, tracing George's life, has been heavily padded with floundering musical numbers.

All the best moments in the movie — pure images, devoid of symbol and, for that matter, nearly empty of sense — go by too fast, are held too briefly, are developed too little.