Sentence examples for which was fast from inspiring English sources

The key, they said, would be online advertising, which was fast growing and extremely profitable.

But the Robinson family Bible seemed right for Sunday's little inaugural, which was fast but flawless.

The discounter, which was fast losing ground to Wal-Mart, brought in Floyd Hall, a former executive with the Museum Company and Grand Union in June 1995.

BP approached him in June about the fund, which was fast becoming a matter of contention as complaints about delays piled up.

From there we decided to see what kind of range we could get at 110kmph on the motorway, which was fast enough not to be overtaken by lorries while cruising in the inside.

Inland, however, the spread of both international and local commerce was bringing a new and visible prosperity by the 10th century to many cities, including Cremona, Pavia the old political capital still automatically visited by many traders from Venice the southern cities, and, above all, Milan, which was fast becoming the major economic centre of the Italian kingdom.

Ministers could be forced to rewrite legislation, which was fast-tracked in the weeks after the coalition was formed, to clarify the situation.

She claims: "The word 'leasehold' was not used until very, very late in the process, which was fast-tracked due to delays in building and my move-in date.

We set out to design an exercise which was fast-paced and immersive, where students react and make decisions under pressure, in a manner similar to professionals during a volcanic crisis.

Reversed-phase HPLC allowed determining a pseudo-first-order kinetics for sulfamethazine decay, which was faster in the divided cell.

Last May, she introduced a bill that would prohibit the federal government from using any funds to transfer detainees until January 1, or until the enactment of the annual defense spending bill, which was fast-tracked for a vote this week after the Pentagon transferred 15 Gitmo detainees to the United Arab Emirates in August.