Sentence examples for nearest fast from inspiring English sources

Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs Steve Jobs wants to patent a process that will save customers the hassle of waiting to order a cup of coffee at a local Starbucks or a fresh burger at the nearest fast food restaurant.

Constant grazing is a necessity, even when they're 10, 000 feet above sea level and 50 kilometres away from the nearest fast food chain.

A 2006 report by Mari Gallagher Research and Consulting Group showed that in a typical African American block, the nearest grocery store is about two-times further than the nearest fast food restaurant.

If you live in Telluride, Denver is six hours away, you have to go over a mountain pass to reach the nearest fast food, and the non-highway approach to town goes over either 13,114-foot-high Imogene Pass or Black Bear Pass, a one-way jeep track considered one of the scariest, most difficult roads in the U.S.

Standard spoken commands can summon directions to the nearest fast-food joint or gas station.

Put that down.' " What his cast mates did not see, Mr. Garlin said, were the times when he would smuggle snacks into his trailer, or rush out after a comedy show to eat Fruity Pebbles and Pop-Tarts in his kitchen or gorge himself at the nearest fast-food restaurant.

Unfortunately, that is nowhere near fast enough.

"Others, frankly, are not moving anywhere near fast enough.

He rests the frame on Archy, who asks himself: "How fast are you going to run?" The answer is nowhere near fast enough.

The movie's unrelenting visual drabness only adds to the unfortunate sense that while the end will come soon for them, it isn't coming anywhere near fast enough.

A small spark could be induced across the electrodes to ignite the hydrogen bubbles and spit out a drop of ink, but the process was nowhere near fast enough.