"He was living in the fast lane, and always thinking of other people, not himself."

They were living in the fast lane and dying there, too.

A life lived in the fast lane, with no regrets.

What if he really is that other person, the famous one who lives in the fast lane?"

"You'd better watch living in the fast lane like that," he advised.

He was living in the fast lane, pimping and hanging out a lot on the street.

They live in the fast lane, keeping abreast of the latest trends.

"They live short lives in the fast lane."

When food is plentiful, live in the fast lane and breed prolifically.

In general, those living in the fast lane will not be interested in this house.

After searching the patient's home, the team discovers that she had been a music producer living in the fast lane until relatively recently.

Duck likes to live in the fast lane.

This was not a kid who was out to make a quick buck, living in the fast lane; he had no criminal history at all.

Next, "Margaux was a ray of light," he said, "but she lived in the fast lane and it caught up with her."

Some drivers have come up with interesting ways to live in the fast lane, particularly in the troublesome rush hours.

He is a slick lawyer and would-be MP living in the fast lane.

The nation was transfixed by that trial, with its undertones of spousal abuse, unrequited love, police racism and high living in the fast lane.

"My mom always said I lived in the fast lane," said Ms. Lovato, whose parents are separated but remain her close supporters.

THE Supreme Court, having decided only four cases since the term began in October, has not exactly been living in the fast lane.

A nearby driver warns them to escape into the slow lanes before being eaten by the creatures that live in the fast lane, but Milo refuses.

After baseball, he bounced around, becoming involved in various businesses and schemes, seeking, he said, "the fast dollar, living in the fast lane."

He was game to the end, but the half-century of living in the fast lane had called in the inevitable IOU'S.

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For them there was nothing tame about not living in the fast lane; nothing sanctimonious about unconsciously keeping clear of the edge of the cliff.

Several former employees, tracked down by The Daily Telegraph, paint a picture of someone who lived in the fast lane that used his charm to fool people.