fast-moving造句

He hopped on a fast-moving train.

In a fast-moving environment, only the second option works.

any of several fast-moving North American snakes with long whiplike tails.

Neither the culture nor the technology, all the information are available in the fast-moving online.

Both men were presumed drowned after the dinghy capsized in the cold, fast-moving water.

The camera doesn't know that you want to freeze a fast-moving subject, for example.

The world is too unpredictable, too volatile, too fast-moving for such an uninspired approach.

A newly released document includes recordings of air traffic controllers, military pilots and others reacting to the fast-moving events.

The EDCs were capable of handling huge volumes of inventory and providing distribution services for fast-moving, high turnover goods.

This black hole not only was gobbling up mass, but actually launched off a jet of fast-moving material.

But, if you're dealing with "28 Days Later" -style fast-moving zombie types, you'll want to skip the open bed.

What this means for a football is that a slow-moving ball with a lot of spin will have a larger sideways force than a fast-moving ball with the same spin.

Los Angeles, October 13, 2008 — Residents flee a newly hellish landscape in California's San Fernando Valley during a fast-moving brush fire.

Contrary users may choose to remain on dial-up simply because the slow speed and intermittent connection provides a bulwark against the fast-moving online world.

So she was thrilled and surprised when one evening she checked the latest cultures under the microscope and saw fast-moving bacteria.

America, on the other hand, was in no rush at the start of the fast-moving changes in Egypt to give up on Hosni Mubarak.

A fast-moving Jupiter is a potent one, so Jupiter has been in an excellent position to help you get ahead and even find love.

Ever had read however one's deceased father grind coach the student of the class claims, division of so called name is not fast-moving, can meet in video only namely.

Prehistoric humans living more than 40,000 years ago had mastered the skills needed to catch fast-moving, deep ocean fish such as tuna, a remarkable new archaeological find has revealed.

The eruption seems to have started with the volcano spitting out lumps of rock up to 2 metres across, before releasing an enormous pyroclastic flow - a fast-moving gush of hot gas and rock.

Fire officials say a lumbering pet turtle sparked a fast-moving fire in a New York City apartment after crawling out of its tank and knocking over the terrarium's heat lamp.

The President plainly believes that there are so many variables in the present fast-moving circumstances that it is not possible to adopt a single doctrine that fits each case.