Sentence examples for A quick consultation from inspiring English sources

A quick consultation with your doctor/dermatologist will result in one of several outcomes: He/she will reassure you that you are taking the right steps to clearing your skin and give you additional tips.

After a quick consultation, she took us in hand.

Based on his booking information I was expecting a sprain, a quick consultation, an x-ray, and then to give him painkillers to take away.

The referee wasn't sure what he had seen but his assistant was certain, and after a quick consultation they awarded a penalty.

With regard to Russia, administration officials had hoped this summer to hold a quick "consultation" that would pave the way for abandoning the treaty limiting missile defenses and allow Mr. Bush to test a missile shield.

"Everyone has a purpose for wanting one part of the room or another". Some dealers prefer to stand along the wall, for example, to better survey the action; others want to be near an exit so they can duck out for a quick consultation.

Occasionally, she allowed, she may stop a birder for a quick photo consultation when stumped on a particular feature, as she did recently to more accurately depict the eyes of that great horned owl she saw in a tree on the point that juts into the lake across from Bethesda Terrace.

Buoyed by my friends, and feeling legally prepared after a quick email consultation with an intellectual property attorney, I telephoned Visualeyes Productions in Los Angeles.

People are constantly hovering just outside our conversation, hoping to catch his attention for a quick nonverbal consultation: Later, he waves them away; yes, he nods.

All of these extra tools make this volume an invaluable reference that would be handy for quick consultation in your library, or even in your office.

A quick list for consultation might include the monologues of Wallace Shawn, such as his great piece The Fever, with its direct address to the complicit audience; or the giant length of Roberto Bolaño's novel 2066, with its meticulously comprehensive descriptions of the murders of hundreds of women in Santa Teresa; or the experiments in curatorial choreography of the artist Philippe Parreno.