Sentence examples for going quite fast from inspiring English sources

And so the president, who was going quite fast, moved on and fell in the sand".

"But I started to realize, 'Whoa, I'm going quite fast.' But I won't lie.

She has given Juliet a few infirmities – a dodgy hip, troubled breathing – to remind herself to play older, but this raises new problems: "You have to be moving with difficulty, but at the same time you have to be going quite fast, otherwise everybody's going to be here until midnight".

Leicestershire opener Lewis Hill: "My heart rate was going quite fast in the nineties, but Ben Raine did a great job calming me down.

It looks as if it can get going quite fast, and although it seems to me it would be in a fix if knocked over, it had no problem dropping off the end of the table and rolling on in the Festo video.

He said they were on the Northern Line, going quite fast, and he's chatting to the driver.

"The margin was not big but we went quite fast in the last 200 metres, the pace was not very strong and I had three lengths to make at the end," Lemaire said.

It runs for about forty minutes on a charge and can go quite fast.

Different swimming strokes convey different benefits for your body: Freestyle or front crawl: This is the most popular competitive swimming stroke and if you're good at it, you can go quite fast.

It's going to move quite fast, hitting the South West and westerly coast first," said Ms Mears.

Because the Riviera is clearly going quite mad, quite fast.