While he is fleet, he is built far more sturdily than an average speed receiver.
He is fleet of foot and extremely dangerous on the break, so much so that despite only playing eight Super Rugby matches last season, he still managed a respectable 18 clean breaks.
The real destabilizing act on Sunday was — has always been — the spontaneous exhibition of vulnerability: Justin Bieber squinting back tears after completing an aerial dance routine (the child, he is fleet of foot!), his face crumpled and small, like a mole creeping timidly into a circle of daylight.
If he is fleet of foot, Tivo will become a kind of Yahoo for the television set.
If he is fleet of foot, Tivo will become a kind of Yahoo for the television set, where eyeballs will flock, say, five times a day to check listings, see the shows the search service has picked for them and view any promotional trailers networks throw at them.
In the early 15th century, Zheng He's fleet of treasure ships repeatedly sailed from Ming China with 37,000 men aboard 317 ships, reaching as far as the African coast.
As quick as he was, Agassi was fleet, too.
He flails away in London, where he just might be Fleet Street's most-fired journalist, and then, seduced by Hollywood dreams, takes a wild stab at starting a screenwriting career in Los Angeles.
Verdi's last opera, Falstaff, unlike anything he had written previously, is fleet of foot and overflowing with lyrical comedy, and was produced when he was 80. Janacek composed his most powerful scores in his 70s, including the great operas and his last quartets.
