Sentence examples for got a fast from inspiring English sources

EBay was the only technology giant that got a fast start in the Chinese market.

But I ain't posh and, while I've got a fast mouth, I ain't so articulate either.

'If you've come up through being a special adviser, you've got a fast track.

"I've got a fast mouth but I ain't particularly articulate and I'm thinking even as I'm doing it, 'What are you talking about, boy, stop it.

The Nets got a fast break, Carter had a 3-point play, and the Nets were not in real trouble again.

"I went through that thing a number of times and only got a fast return on my fear once, a too classic hot landing with the heat coming from the trees about 300 yards away, sweeping machine-gun fire that sent men head down into swampy water, running on their hands and knees towards the grass where it wasn't blown flat by the rotor blades, not much to be running for but better than nothing".

She's got a fast-track to honesty when she performs, when she acts, and I felt very comfortable with her on set.

"You've got a fast-changing world of work but you've got youth unemployment coexisting with vacancies, employers saying young people haven't got the skills they need and young people not feeling there are any opportunities – that's what we've got to try and crack," she says.

However, land use change in Period I (1976 2000) got a faster rate than in Period II (2000 2013).

That, or Intel's got a faster N-series CPU just around the corner as well.

"If we get pole it would be fantastic but we shouldn't get our hopes up; Sebastian has got a faster car".