Sentence examples for would fast from from inspiring English sources
A devout Muslim, during the sacred holy days of Ramadan he would fast from sunrise to sunset despite the rigours of training.
Every year on the Jewish day of atonement, the patient would fast for a day, from sunset to sunset.
Egyptian miners would fast before extracting ore from the womb of Mother Earth.
The third bill, from Mr. Hastings himself, would fast-track federal approval of drilling permits, roads and pipelines in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, a 23-million-acre reserve rich in both wildlife and fossil fuels and long a source of contention between industry and conservationists.
"Because she'd been running so fast from the very beginning, I didn't imagine that we'd catch her," Dado said through an interpreter.
To test the hypothesis that hypercapnic hyperpnea produced using endotracheal insufflation with 5 10% CO2 in oxygen could be used to shorten anesthetic recovery time in horses, and that recovery from sevoflurane would be faster than from isoflurane.
It is odd that Democrats who have produced so much for political and economic justice against such a relatively divided conservative opposition would run so far and so fast from their own strengths.
Another concern for Muslim patients is the use of insulin during Ramadan, where the Muslims would be on a full-day fast from food and drink [ 38].
Co-authoring should be reserved primarily for documents that would benefit from fast turnaround and high accuracy, with multiple pairs of eyes on every paragraph.
Under Mr. Gore's approach, the public debt would sink steadily, but all the while the Treasury's obligation to the Social Security trust fund would be rising even faster, from $855 billion today to $4.2 trillion in 2013.
