| At any rate, credit the Riverside for getting on lexicography's fast track by spotting the term and defining it as an adjective at least as deserving as the verb fast-talk. |
| I guess some people would find it amusing to watch him fast-talk his way through situations, but these scenes just didn't stir my coffee. |
| Is Barro really confused about this, or is he just trying to fast-talk past his readers? |
| They fast-talk you for 15 seconds and then have you sign up for something you could be paying off for the rest of your life. |
| Apparently, a young in-house land man, up from Texas, had tried to fast-talk Owan into accepting a low payment. |
| Cooley, by the replica that enables him to fast-talk his alibis right past us. |
