Sentence examples for has become fast from inspiring English sources

Crushed at the time, Branca learned to live with the moment and has become fast friends with Thomson.

While her son Leo, 21 months, lets off steam building forts and playing with the rubber toys, she has become fast friends with Ms. Sloan, who watches over her 21-month-old daughter Maya.

By all reports, the bombardment of North Waziristan, and to a lesser extent South Waziristan, has become fast and furious since a combined Taliban and Qaeda suicide attack on a C.I.A. base in Khost, in southern Afghanistan, in late December.

The Obama administration, with some Bush retainers still influencing Latin policy, has become fast friends with Paraguay's new president Federico Franco resulting in base-sharing arrangements with the Paraguayan armed forces that will likely mission creep into an arrangement not unlike the U.S. military and consultant deal the Pentagon operates with the government of Colombia.

With NGS technologies, primer-directed amplification is no longer necessary and genome sequencing, mitogenomes in particular because of the small size and high-copy-number, has become fast and easy.

Prose that has become fast-paced and frenetic resolves itself in one masterful final trope, one absurd final word.

As a result, the game itself has become faster and more technical.

The latest events in a news cycle which, thanks to social media, has become faster than ever before.

I think the job has changed completely in the last 20 years, as fashion has become faster and faster, quicker and quicker.

Sound bites replaced X's and O's as the preferred method to slow down a game that has become faster than ever.

As she has become faster and more confident with the technology, so too has she been able to experiment with the widening range of materials that are becoming available.