Sentence examples for middle fast from inspiring English sources

It's doubtful the slyly adaptive Alice would ever have been as comfortable as Cordery is with phrases like "gender-specific duties" and "women-identified women," any more than she would have written that a "convention convened" or stumbled into a sentence like "Nick navigated the middle, fast becoming his chosen place".

In addition, we previously found that membrane movement was highly uniform over the entire periphery of isotropically spreading cells [26] in the middle, fast phase of spreading.

In the middle, the fast movement flashed by under Thierry Fischer's firm, exacting beat, the lines eventually fragmenting, shrapnel-like, into a series of one-note reports that exploded around the orchestra.

27 Typical passage of play by China, breaking through the middle with fast balls to feet, flicked on nicely by Yang Cheng, but Ma's final ball hit in hope rather than expectation.

Those four instructions were "free", slow, middle and fast walks.

If it touches the joint you aren't folding your middle finger fast enough, if it touches the nail you're holding the pencil incorrectly (it should start at the center of the thumb, with the bottom of the pencil at the bottom of the nail. It will lose some height as it spins).

The challenge they face in order to remain relevant in a fast-changing world economy is to retool themselves so that the countries in the middle, the fast-growing emerging markets, also see them as useful institutions that are not beholden to the club of rich countries and that adapt well to changing circumstances.

With a rising middle class, fast-growing economies and large populations, Southeast Asian nations are also receiving new attention from private equity firms.

When he moved to New York nearly 20 years ago, Philippe Massoud, the Lebanese chef, thought about opening a Middle Eastern fast-food joint.

But a big new middle class, fast-changing tastes and Brazilians' voracious appetite for social media provide plenty of opportunities to challenge incumbents.

This has the perverse result that if the country gets richer, the poverty rate can still rise, as long as incomes at the top and in the middle rise faster than those at the bottom.America, more sensibly, uses an absolute standard.