not so fast

Not so fast, though, says his father, who is known as Bill.

"Not so fast, Which way did they go and how long ago was that?"

I was breathing the same way, only not so fast.

Here are three little words to consider on the subject: not so fast.

Not so fast, say those who live in the neighborhood or know it well.

At the same time, another message is coming through: Not so fast, big guy.

But the Palestinian reaction today was, in effect: not so fast.

But not so fast, a Federal judge said last week - what if that science is flawed?

His heart was still galloping, but maybe not so fast now.

He ran again, but not so fast and hard this time, jogging down the street.

But not so fast that he didn't take the black box with him.

We moved a little faster then, but not so fast that I had trouble keeping up.

I think they knew I was coming, but not so fast.

Now here come the teachers saying, in effect: "Not so fast.

But not so fast, former love of my life.

The house guest that lives with me snapped and said "not so fast".

Not so fast - no one wants to touch the Italian debt yet.

And yet not so fast as they change at the mines."

Not so fast, say the cognitive scientists; if decisions are being made, what is making them?

But after a while, you recognize that 20 miles an hour is not so fast."

Not so fast, say economists and advocates of open markets.

Not so fast, the players say, there is a game to play, and that may be the only score to settle.

But not so fast, many international economists and lending experts say.

"Be quick; but not so fast that you drop any of it."

Members of Congress say, not so fast; show us.