Sentence examples for pass fast from inspiring English sources
Time in the training camp will pass fast.
"We can't afford to pass fast track, which would lead to more lost jobs and lower wages," said Richard Trumka, president of the AFL-CIO.
Mrs. Dole's campaign fired back, noting that Mr. Bowles, while he was at the White House, "led the fight to pass fast track".
One fellow piped up, asking, "What does it feel like to make a foreign film?" While some of us choked on our crackers and hoped the moment would pass, fast, the director gamely tried to answer the guy, figuring maybe there was a real question buried in there somewhere.
After the budget, Congress' will push to pass "fast track" legislation, to grease the skids for the TPP.
Heading into Memorial Day recess, House Republicans admitted the votes were not there to pass fast track, and urged Obama to lobby more Democrats.
Woman: "Wait a minute -- Erskine Bowles led the fight to pass fast-track".
A broad array of American business interests support trade deals and should push Congress to pass fast-track authority.
Mr. Bridges is almost always fun to watch, but even his squinting and Slim Pickens-style whooping can't make the time pass faster.
We sing when we're bored, to try to make the time pass faster – silly songs on coach trips, repetitive songs on long walks.
When we dream, does time pass faster or slower?
