Sentence examples for Quickly dawned from inspiring English sources

It quickly dawned on the students that the digital version erased before their eyes, had, while available online, been connected with every downloader.

On election day, it quickly dawned on the governing party that the opposition was employing fleets of minibuses to shuttle voters from opposition strongholds to swing districts.

It quickly dawned on Mr. Dohlin and other officials that they might need to evacuate the entire collection to other aquariums in the region, something they wanted to avoid.

Staring vacantly at the motionless engine of our 70cc, three-wheeled auto-rickshaw as mopeds whizzed past and water buffalo sauntered by, it quickly dawned on us that we knew absolutely nothing about mechanics.

Wood, professor emeritus of English and comparative literature at Princeton, said it had quickly dawned on all the judges that James had to be the winner and there was no need for a vote.

Where'd she go?" DiMeglio said, and then it quickly dawned on her: "Is she going in?" When the Seminole Ridge Community High School announcer told the crowd Erin DiMeglio was at quarterback, there was little reaction, because the name Erin, when pronounced, does not connote a gender.

It was also quickly dawning on us that driving through India in a tiny, open-sided vehicle was not only breathtaking but also perilous.

Immediately met with a paywall, it quickly dawns on me that this is how Tastebud makes money.

"Pretty quickly it dawned on me that no one had any idea what I was talking about," she said.

Then just as quickly it dawns on you that if you don't do it someone else will.

Fairly quickly, however, it dawns on me that what she's doing while I'm talking has very little to do with listening.