Sentence examples for key fast from inspiring English sources

Clarke, meanwhile, has ruled key fast bowler Ryan Harris out of the first Test.

And, you know, all the other key Fast and Furious signifiers.

Alastair Cook was left "crossing his fingers" over the fitness of key fast bowlers Stuart Broad and Steven Finn with just a week to go before England's opening ICC Champions Trophy clash against Australia.

He played three Tests against South Africa in 1963-64 under his successor as captain, Simpson, whacking a memorable 90 on his home ground, Sydney, having calmly endured the trauma at the start of the season of captaining for the last time while his key fast bowler, Ian Meckiff, was repeatedly called by umpire Colin Egar for throwing.

Nokia said it is planning a global rollout for the X but the initial focus will be on "key, fast-growing emerging markets" — including India, China, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and Russia.

However, while the "proxy server" concept has been popular with corporations, it is not a robust enough system to handle two key, fast-growing pieces of the web experience: the minute-by-minute shifting of web page popularity that happens, for example, when something like the Starr report is released; and the newly emerging world of streaming video over the web.

The bonuses helped undergraduates tap those keys fast; but when it came to the arithmetic, the dollars made performance worse.

In May, researchers at NEC Corp. announced that, with help from the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology and the Japan Science and Technology Agency, they have been able to generate quantum keys faster and for a more sustained length of time than previously possible.

One in five students experience mental health issues, but seeking help early is the key to fast recovery.

Key is fast molecular transport of the bulky reagent and reactive product triglycerides in the zeolite crystal.

You've got to hit the appropriate key as fast as possible.