Sentence examples for marked by fast from inspiring English sources

Moreover, their playoff success was marked by fast starts; they had outscored their opponents in the first period by 23-9.

Clearly, in an era marked by fast change, the creation of attractive agoras and of respected trustees will not be easy.

The Gilded Age (1865-1900) was marked by fast economic growth, business corruption and cronyism, a shift from agriculture to industry, rapid urbanization and the surge of a new middle class.

According to Adlard and Hazan, errors were not limited to contrasts marked by fast transitions but were also due to phonetic similarity (differences on one feature).

Celebrated on Tishri 10, it is marked by fasting, penitence, and prayer.

The day is supposed to be marked by fasting, a practice most Jewish Israelis don't observe.

For Christians, lent is a period of self-restraint, marked by fasting, repentance, prayer and self-control.

The religious festival, which began on Tuesday, is marked by fasting during daylight hours in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.

For example, Nouha Khalil, a marketing manager for a marketing technology company and an observant Muslim, had to attend back-to-back trade shows during Ramadan, a month marked by fasting during the daylight hours.

"Why can't we get two hours off only on Fridays during Ramadan?" Ramadan, a month marked by fasting during daylight hours and prayer, is the holiest time of the year in Islam.

The agitation was marked by fasts, protest marches, processions, picketing of schools teaching Hindi and government offices, anti-Hindi conferences, observing an anti-Hindi day (1 July and 3 December 1938 ) and black flag demonstrations.