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fast forward

[fast fawr-werd, fahst-] / ˈfæst ˈfɔr wərd, ˈfɑst- /
NOUN
function of going forward quickly
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Fast forward 18 years, and we have Arsenal's disappointing 2-2 draw at Wolves on Wednesday.

From BBC

Fast forward to 2022, when the venture-capital industry hit a road bump, as I predicted it would in these pages.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fast forward to the early 90s and Cunnah was finding fame and fortune with his band D:Ream, which also featured Prof Brian Cox on keyboards long before he became renowned as a physicist and broadcaster.

From BBC

Fast forward to 2026 and Matheson is part of a Macclesfield squad riding the crest of a wave in the FA Cup and preparing to face Brentford in the fourth round on Monday.

From BBC

Fast forward to 2026 and in comments to Sky News, Ratcliffe only reiterated half of his previous enthusiasm, saying, "Keir is a nice man. I like him, but it's a tough job and I think you have to do some difficult things with the UK to get it back on track."

From BBC