| They can pause or fast-forward live conversations, for example, allowing wearers to listen to two conversations at once. |
| Let's fast-forward from the Vibe Awards to the Source Awards, another show where the thugs, gangstas and pimps made their presence felt. |
| With the fast-forward editing and narration flubs gracing the final cut, it seems like you were trying to mirror the intensity of skating. |
| That's right, it's also the conceptual common denominator to this amusement-park ride through fast-forward, funkadelic foolishness. |
| Nowadays, viewers have the facility of remote controls, which enables them to fast-forward or skip the shows that they don't want to watch. |
| Viewers can then skip commercials and pause, rewind or fast-forward programs. |
