Sentence examples for a quick reflex from inspiring English sources

Captured with a quick reflex and an eye for each cat's most flattering angle, Oki's photos are immediate and filled with front-seat action.

A quick reflex could grab the assailant's arm and be able to get in a punch to the face or a knee to the stomach before he can react.

A quick-reflex band led by the trumpeter Dave Douglas, Tiny Bell started in the early 90's.

Anchoring the group is a quick-reflex rhythm team, with François Moutin on bass and Dan Weiss on drums.

Mr. Mahanthappa will present a new take of Parker's music and language with a quick-reflex band, featuring the pianist Matt Mitchell, the bassist François Moutin and the drummer Rudy Royston.

(Chinen) Jean-Michel Pilc Trio (Friday and Saturday) "True Story," a 2010 album by Jean-Michel Pilc, features his dynamic pianism in the context of a quick-reflex trio with Boris Kozlov on bass and Billy Hart on drums — the same personnel gathered here.

(Nate Chinen) Fabian Almazan Trio with Strings (Wednesday) For this one-nighter, as on his 2011 debut, "Personalities" (Biophilia), the resourceful young Cuban pianist Fabian Almazan augments a quick-reflex trio with a string quartet that includes the violinist Meg Okura and the violist Karen Waltuch.

The 20-year-old, who currently plays for the Toronto Blue Jays' Class A affiliate, used quick reflexes when a line drive was launched right back at him and somehow caught the ball in front of his face.

(Chinen) Justin Brown (Friday and Saturday) A drummer of quick reflex and driving elasticity, Mr. Brown appears on fine new albums by the pianist Gerald Clayton and the saxophonist Dayna Stephens, in both cases advancing an ultramodern vision of postbop.

(Nate Chinen) Justin Brown (Saturday) A drummer of quick reflex and driving elasticity, Mr. Brown was one of three finalists in this year's Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, and as such he performs a concert jointly presented by the Monk Institute and the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center.

The game demands good eye-hand coordination and, above all, quick reflexes.