| I know all the tricks, the dodges, the right queues to be in, a handy way of always getting into the fast lane for security. |
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| In the UK, when your car passes another one on the motorway you must move into the fast lane to achieve this. |
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| Its boundaries have become blurred, reduced to a completely useless and arbitrary sign along the fast lane or the shoulder of a highway. |
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| What would it take to change from life in the fast lane to a lifelong pursuit of meditation and study? |
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| Speeding should be left on the race track not the local high housing estate or the fast lane of the motorway. |
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| The vehicle hit a lamp post next to the concrete median barrier adjacent to the fast lane. |
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| All three lanes were blocked but the fast lane was re-opened after 15 minutes to allow traffic to flow. |
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| The problem is, what if the engine stops while he is already on the fast lane of a nearby toll road? |
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| A tripartite agreement will be signed for executing the project and operating the fast lane highway. |
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| One frustrated lorry driver pulled into the fast lane to overtake the convoy. |
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| He ran a hand through his hair and pulled into the fast lane on the freeway. |
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| If there is someone slower than you already overtaking in the middle lane you move into the fast lane. |
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| Hot on the fast lane to stardom, the young guys and gals are wracking brains, boggling minds. |
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| However, life is the fast lane is a white-knuckle ride at times, because shares are volatile. |
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| They watched as the silvery vehicle accelerated into the fast lane and then disappeared in a bright flash. |
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| The fast lane of certain streets would be marked and only new buses would be allowed to travel in these lanes. |
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| One morning I saw a guy galloping down the fast lane of the motorway on a horse! |
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| Reuben thought it was adorable, although Felix's driving began to scare him a little when he switched into the fast lane on the highway. |
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| It is just to put the brakes on, to make sure we are not pulling into the fast lane of the motorway. |
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| Would we all be scared off the fast lane of Britain's motorways by Ferraris traveling at over 200 mph? |
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| Most surf waders use elongated popping corks to keep shrimp suspended in the fast lane for quality fish such as trout, mackerel and pompano. |
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| She stopped in the middle of the fast lane facing opposite traffic, and a tanker carrying diesel fuel smashed head-on into the front of her car. |
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| There's a story in the news reporting that Oxford Street may get a pedestrian fast lane. |
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| It offers power, virility and modernity for those who live in the fast lane. |
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| And if you change to the fast lane at innovative touchpoints, your triumph is within your grasp. |
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| The work stopped, but his zest for life in the fast lane continued on crutches. |
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| However, because of this constitutionally protected right, life in the fast lane has become somewhat more complicated. |
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| It is invariably life in the fast lane for aircraft fitted with this engine, often used for troop transport or medevacking operations. |
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| We are living life in the fast lane, when every minute counts and everything is important. |
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| Consider those slow cars clogging up India's new highways by driving in the fast lane. |
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| They have no business deciding what information is in the fast lane or what information is in the slow lane. |
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| When life runs in slow motion instead of in the fast lane, we're dealing with an acceleration phenomenon. |
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| Motorcycle batteries from Johnson Controls are custom-built for life in the fast lane. |
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| Stay in the fast lane at the Sidetracked music festival, featuring big Australian dance acts Sneaky Sound System and Potbelleez. |
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| Besides speeding, the semi did not even move over to the fast lane to give any safety space for the tow truck driver. |
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| It clears the fast lane in a jiffy with its scowling wide-set headlamps and big grille with metallic surround. |
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| And by the end of 2004, some 268,000 subscribers in Switzerland were taking cablecom's fast lane to the Internet. |
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| Working hard, staying out late, waking up early? You live life in the fast lane and it shows? |
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| Now that events were moving into the fast lane, I reached out to Beckman again. |
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| A two-tier system has been proposed, essentially creating a fast lane and a slow lane. |
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| Otherwise, your entry into the fast lane depends on your airline and your departure airport. |
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| More than 60 years after the introduction of penicillin, we finally have found the fast lane. |
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| Warren said that to flee the murder scene he drove a blue van from the fast lane on the Naas Road across a slow lane and into a slip road leading to the Boot Road. |
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| The iPhone and iPod Touch owners will have the sights and sounds of the exciting 2009 Formula One season, life in the fast lane or a trip to the pits, anyone as they wish. |
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| It also lays out some recommendations related to infrastructure and organization that may help the various sectors of the industry to shift into high gear and move out into the fast lane. |
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| With the membership the doors to these economies open up wide to welcome new investments and the positive development of other business infrastructure takes the fast lane. |
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| In its cosmopolitan atmosphere, street cafes and tasteful restaurants, be they traditional or trendy, combine life in the fast lane with the art of relaxing. |
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| He hit the accelerator and froggered into the fast lane, inciting a symphony of angry honking. |
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| In Asia and the Pacific, the process is also in the fast lane. |
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| Three retrograde counters inspired by motor racing, a powerful case and contemporary materials: with this kind of high-tech appeal, this model will propel those living in the fast lane into a new dimension. |
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| It also decreases the speed of the flow in the fast lane, and thus leads to a reduced interest in changing from the slow to the fast lane, which is potentially dangerous. |
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| To assume the place they have rightfully reserved in the EU family, Sofia and Bucharest need to stay in the fast lane of reforms and speed up their preparations, she added. |
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| Such progress is keeping China-as well as its drivers-in the fast lane. |
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| For baby-boomer parents, life without kids often feels like suddenly slamming on the brakes after years in the fast lane. |
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| Anesthesiologist, Pierre Fiset is use to living in the fast lane. |
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| When there are a few giant players who are deciding the development of speed on the Internet, we cannot have them making the decision as to who is going to be in the fast lane and who is going to be in the slow lane. |
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| Living life in the fast lane as we tend to these days means that it can be difficult to follow a comprehensive and balanced diet, the most important health factor of all. |
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| Get ready to live your life in the fast lane! |
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