| It's shaping up to be a very dull and repetitive show, best watched in fast forward. |
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| You can sing each chorus before it arrives, and hear each middle eight before you can reach for the fast forward button. |
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| She can then fast forward, rewind and pause it at any time over the next 24 hours. |
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| It will give viewers the ability to stop, rewind and fast forward shows and tape one while watching another. |
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| All right, let's fast forward to tomorrow morning, or whenever the dust settles. |
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| I love shuffle and I have a fairly unbending rule that I don't look at the display and I don't fast forward. |
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| The controls allow you to switch between bass, treble and flat settings and quick-scan through tracks, but it can't fast forward or rewind. |
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| But I have to say, I did fast forward through that dreadful speech by the odious brother and through the drippy prayers from the drippy archbish. |
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| Below the screen is the nifty touch-sensitive Click Wheel with select, play, fast forward and rewind controls. |
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| The Future Is Wild brings this world to life in a futuristic natural history series that puts evolution on fast forward. |
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| Then keep tapping to play, fast forward, rewind, and pause to your finger's content. |
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| You can pause, rewind and fast forward the films you order and watch them as many times as you like within a 24-hour period. |
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| When the credits started rolling I actually felt baffled for a moment, wondering if somehow I'd accidentally hit the fast forward button at some point during the film. |
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| If we fast forward, today we are being asked to formally recognize side deals as the new way of doing equalization. |
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| On top of the usual fast forward, rewind, pause, play, stop functions that your VCR has, most Video on Demand systems allow you to skip ahead or skip back. |
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| I hustled and bustled about the entire day, working on fast forward mode. |
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| I was meant to be savouring the last moments of my precious long weekend, but instead I find myself wishing that time would fast forward itself and just let me go to school. |
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| Push in the direction of the plus or minus icons to change the playback volume, toward the rewind or fast forward icons to track skip in the appropriate direction. |
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| Because once they have access to recorded programming, couch potatoes can fast forward through commercials using a feature on the TiVo remote control. |
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| Guys could fast forward through the story line and get right to the action. |
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| Viewers can also watch, pause, fast forward and rewind programmes any number of times. |
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| Let's fast forward to the late 1930s, when the international Communist movement had become completely Stalinized. |
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| Also with tape there is the very real risk of forgetting to fast forward back to the end of your recorded material before you press the record button again. |
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| EyeTV 3 software lets you watch, rewind, fast forward and pause live TV and FM radio on your Mac, as well as record hours of television and edit out unwanted content. |
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| A DVR also gives viewers the control to pause live TV, perform slow-motion instant replays, and use four speeds of fast forward and fast reverse. |
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| No! There's a problem with the cassette player. Don't press fast forward or it eats the tape! |
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| Fast forward to Scarlett O'Hara clutching the bedpost as she was sardined into her stays. |
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| Fast forward to the first timeout during a game when Starks yells at someone for taking an ill-advised shot. |
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| Respect is owed to Fast Forward for being a publication with a degree of journalistic integrity. |
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| You've seen their work in a wide spectrum of venues ranging from Fast Forward to Time magazine, and now you can see it in person. |
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| Fast forward to Saturday morning and I was having a lie down out in the sun with the mother of all hangovers. |
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| Fast forward almost 21 years, to last Monday, when the Celtic under-21 team took on Kilmarnock's striplings. |
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| Fast forward to the present day and it turns out that the current European Championships are staging a whole host of title defences. |
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| Fast forward eight months, and rational or not, consumer confidence is taking a dive. |
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| Fast forward to this weekend, when I post-coitally fell asleep in my still-boyfriend's bed, wondering what it would be like to kiss his roommate's full and beautiful lips. |
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| Fast forward two centuries, and all these checks have long since ceased to function. |
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| Fast forward a few months and the Sport destined to sit between the Evoque and the Range Rover, is now in the UK and rarin' to go. |
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| Fast forward a few years and you might start feeling that declaration is hanging over you like a sword of Damocles. |
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| Fast forward nine years and they are unrecognisable, with a much softer, alt-rock sound. |
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| Fast forward a century and there is a new Scottish colourist living and working in Glasgow. |
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| Fast forward to the fall of 2015 and anglers were again facing major seagrass dieoffs triggered by high salinity, and a growing algal bloom is likely. |
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| Fast forward to the twentieth century and acquaint yourself with Woodrow Wilson's namesake whisky, FDR's affinity for rum swizzles, and Ike's bathtub gin. |
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| Fast forward to this week, and World's Pushiest Mother accolade goes to the pregnant woman who entered her 20-week antenatal scan in a beauty pageant. |
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