Sentence examples for takes a fast from inspiring English sources

Spiked with energy and attitude, the nonfiction movie "Fightville" takes a fast look at a few men who, for pleasure and sometimes profit, like to smack and take down other men while practicing mixed martial arts.

Seth Kugel takes a fast train from Madrid to Segovia, where he figures out how to see a beautiful if overtouristed city for only 35 euros, including the train.

(Scott) 'Fightville' (No rating, 1 25) Spiked with energy and attitude, this frustratingly superficial nonfiction movie from Petra Epperlein and Michael Tucker takes a fast look at a few men who take down other men while practicing mixed marial arts.

And whenever the show seems to slide into excessive sentimentality, on the one hand, or archness, on the other, it takes a fast, satisfying turn in the opposite direction.

A best-selling book that takes a fast moving narrative journey through the almost sci-fi world of 'social media' seemed like a frothy read for tech geek like me.

Toby takes a fast paced journey through Tokyo to explore how its vibrant comic art and anime scene permeates everyday life from the comic stores out the front of train stations to the street signage.

The Brownstone, so named because of a photographic mural showing classic New York brownstones next to a walled slice of Central Park, takes a faster kart, the Sodi RX7, which can reach a zesty 25 m.p.h.

"Only one in three women who takes a fast-track (elite or research) university job before having a child ever becomes a mother," Rosser writes.

Volkov took a fast and direct approach to the Ninth.

It took a fast, physical pace to negate Duke's size advantage.

She knows she's taking a fast track back into the system.