fast going's Usage Examples:

Crowley, Allied Powers only managed to finish seventh, probably due to the fast going which was unfavourable for him.

abandoned there was fourteen feet of water in her hold, and the wreck was fast going to pieces.

One of these are fast going non-stop to or from London.

As the Hobart Mercury proclaimed, "the buildings themselves are fast going to decay, and in a few years will attract nobody; for they will be ruins.

A gale then struck the area, and with Venerable fast going to pieces, her crew were evacuated with little loss by HMS Impetueux.

inhabitants, but the narrator hints at their former presence, such as a "hut fast going to decay.

in a radio from the stranded ship: 'SOS Florizel ashore near Cape Race fast going to pieces.

In 1880 it was described as ‘fast going to decay’ and ‘a scene of utter desolation’.

don't know if I've ever seen a horse run the last eighth of a mile that fast going long on the dirt.

Synonyms:

examination; scrutiny;

Antonyms:

praise;