Sentence examples for a few speedy from inspiring English sources

Yet despite a few speedy guitar lines, the music was tied to its synchronized tracks and, unlike Arling and Cameron's disc jockey collages, largely trapped in one era at a time.

In 1068, Romanus IV took power, and after a few speedy military reforms he entrusted Manuel Komnenos (nephew of the late Isaac I Komnenos) to lead an expedition against the Seljuks, allowing him to capture the city of Hierapolis Bambyce in Syria.

A few, like Speedy, felt the need to mouth off to the staff and threaten everyone with a sample of what we heard all those guys in the other dorms were getting.

"We won't be trying just once, but many times," he says cheerfully. "In Brazil, it always depends who's on the desk on the day .A few speedy locals have already set up Eirelis.

There are few speedy options to get from downtown to O'Hare; travelers can either drive on the often traffic-clogged roadways or take the L train.

Speedy Ortiz singer and guitarist Sadie Dupuis is wearing a black dress backstage at the Bowery Ballroom, a few hours before Speedy Ortiz's sold-out New York show.

A few problems with the speedy forwards but was good in the air and commanding as a central defender.

While escalating gasoline prices are driving some folks to hybrid dealerships, only a few models offer a speedy return on investment.

The dance you can see in the video embedded above has been around in various stages of evolution for a few decades (since 1981 says popular speedy journalistic source Wikipedia) and at some point mutated into the Chicken Noodle Soup dance.

They have cut deals with local politicians a few hundred thousand acres of wilderness in return for the speedy sale of a few thousand acres for development.These alliances are paying off.

This had some advantages and a few drawbacks: the Vespa was a speedy machine but the helmet was heavy, and it flattened hair that already had a tendency towards flatness; the machine was also inflexible: unlike a bike, it could not be taken on a train or put on the back of a car.