Sentence examples for wonderfully fast from inspiring English sources

While that may seem far off, it's wonderfully fast for the biopharmaceutical industry, where development is onerously slow, difficult and uncertain.

Although I liked the country's pace — the Chinese empty out of jetliners wonderfully fast, and Chinese elevator doors are hair-triggered — I didn't appreciate being jostled so close to ladder-like stairs.

Unlike driving a Porsche 911, where the wonderfully fast engine can take you up to 90 mph without a second thought, its new air-spring suspension and automatic six-speed transmission make the Jaguar feel more like riding a train.

GameSpy described the battle system as "wonderfully fast and to the point" while X-Play noted its accessibility and potential to attract non-RPG gamers.

The snow falls, the death toll mounts, Bishop Rowley forgets his vow of chastity and the Thames freezes over in this wonderfully atmospheric, fast-paced and intelligent recreation of a vanished world.

He is both wonderfully agile and fast for a man of his size.

If they are to cash in that sense of potential, the wonderfully fluent, mobile, fast-breaking team that lurk just behind the slightly flakier version seen at times this season, two players in particular will be crucial, as they were at Upton Park.

Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, the authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, praised the episode: "The invention of the Simpsons' arch enemy as a lugubrious yet psychotic Englishman in dreadlocks succeeds wonderfully in this super-fast, super-funny episode that works by constantly reversing the audience's expectations".

Who could forget SNL's hilarious take on Bill Clinton whose outsized appetites for sex and fast food provided wonderfully funny moments like this one.

Matthews's response is wonderfully imaginative - a lightning-fast scherzo that grows out of the dying moments of the preceding Neptune and finally evaporates as mysteriously as it started.

His gift of observation, wonderfully precise, now comes thick and fast.