Sentence examples for nothing fast from inspiring English sources

John Brunton Mr Okada does nothing fast.

There's nothing fast about this dish – it needs time.

But there's nothing fast about getting home for many Sixth Avenue riders next week.

The music — Jimi Hendrix one night, blues another — is a better clue: This food rocks, but there's nothing fast about it.

(Note: Because so many commenters have been asking, here's an explanation from Matt at 2008 Democratic Convention Watch as to what will happen to Edwards's delegates. Short answer: Nothing fast).

Its lead drug to treat chemotherapy side effects failed, and the Bayer deal yielded nothing fast.

While speaking at Nike, Obama emphasized that there is "nothing fast-track" about the deal.

Inferno may have a certain cafeteria sparseness, but there is nothing fast-foodish about the carefully prepared dishes.

"There's nothing faster in response time than a load," Mr. Kintner-Meyer said.

There is nothing faster nor more powerful for the Northeastern angler than these little relatives of the tuna.

There were extensive heaths and wild places, largely uninhabited, with "no industrial smoke, nothing faster on the roads than a horse, no incessant noises from the sky".