Object

• sample: It does not have to be measured on a fasting sample of blood.

• level: Every two years, nurses carried out thorough clinical examinations ( including blood pressure, fasting plasma glucose levels, body mass index ).

Modifying Another Word

• extremely: Pegasus Aviation Pegasus make the rag and tube AX2000 range, plus the extremely fast, very pretty and alarmingly expensive fully composite CT2K.

• very: Above everything else, of course, he brings his own talent; we all know he's a very fast driver.

• significantly: The June release is significantly faster and has improved memory handling.

• slightly: Overall, domestic prices are expected to fall at a slightly faster rate over the next four months than the last.

• much: Equipment is now available, however, which will allow much faster processing with digital equipment.

• furiously: Speed across 6 exciting tracks in this furiously fast n ' frantic racing game.

Modifies a noun

• lap: He finished 14th - setting the second fastest lap of the race.

• pace: The Chinese economy is joining the globalization of the world economy at a fast pace.

• bowler: A COUPLE OF years ago, Lee aspired to be the fastest bowler in the history of the game.

• track: Each of these have long, fast rough tracks with large dikes either side.

• speed: However these are the fastest possible speeds based on how busy your local ADSL exchange is.

• turnaround: We offer a fast turnaround of professionally prepared copy, from any rough draft or submitted text.

Used with adjective complement

• grow: Is trade in services growing faster than trade in goods?

• swim: Whether you're into swimming or not, " Swimming slower to swim faster " , an interesting book never the less.

• expand: Initiatives and projects DLR extensions The award-winning Docklands Light Railroad has expanded faster than any UK railroad to cope with demand.

• run: Yorkshireman Harris, three times the British Supersport champion, made a good impression, running fourth fastest on his Honda overall.

• get: The program got faster, easier to use and install and includes some new features.

Preposition: in

• practice: Nigel Longton's D'Oh team from Barclays Capital were actually second fastest in practice.