I know that time moves quickly in the blogosphere – what I've found lately is that it speeds up even more on maternity leave.
"Given the complexity of this issue and time moving quickly on this, we're trying to get this to be a little bit simpler, and to build on what the jurisdictions have done at this point," Comstock's deputy chief of staff Jeff Marschner said.
Time moves quickly on the Internet.
In its coverage of Tuesday's results, The Times moved quickly to set a new narrative: New Hampshire might not be so important now (a premise that undercuts Mitt Romney, who hopes New Hampshire is important); this will be a long campaign (Mr. Romney, hoping to lock things down in January, is dinged again); Rick Santorum is the new rising star (or, I wonder, is he the next whack-a-mole victim?).
But time moves quickly now … In twenty years, the Iranian revolution collapsed and the clerical regime, not the United States, became the principal focus of the people's anger.
Is the failure of the Morsi government an example of how "time moves quickly now," with the Egyptian public swiftly seeing Islamist rule for what it is and rejecting it decisively, opening the door for more liberal alternatives?
In today's digital age, time moves quickly.
– "Fun at All Costs"… authentic, down-to-earth, *real* – Creative, Smart, Innovative Environment – Learn & Educate at Same Time – Move Quickly, Take Risks, Make [Manageable] Mistakes.
This time regulators moved quickly when B&B's efforts to raise £400m from its shareholders looked set to fail.
At the time, Bush moved quickly to silence the attacks, declaring: "I don't like it when a friend gets criticized.
At the same time, he moved quickly to purge corrupt police officers from the town's force, eliminating more than 30 after they failed lie-detector tests and other exams intended to weed out dishonest officers, said his spokeswoman, Blanca Mayor.
