The phrase "a speedy tour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a quick visit or exploration of a place or event.
Example: "We only had a few hours in the city, so we decided to take a speedy tour of the main attractions."
Alternatives: "a quick tour" or "a fast tour".
Airbnb offered the chance to explore a different side of some of his favourite cities, by shacking up with the hosts in situ on a speedy global tour.
From the Brooklyn Bridge, quite adorable with thread standing in for cables, to the Villa Savoye, Le Corbusier's late 1920s "machine for living" in the suburbs of Paris; Herzog & de Meuron's Tate Modern and Renzo Piano and Richard Rogerss's Pompidou Center, the book offers a speedy grand tour of notable buildings.
In the section, would-be immigrants are taken on a speedy 56-page tour of the past 100 centuries, beginning with the Stone Age ("People came and went, following the herds of deer and horses which they hunted") and ending with a flourish at the climax of the 2010 election.
In the wake of the UK triggering article 50, comedian Jamali Maddix got three of his stand-up comedian mates – Fern Brady, Alfie Brown and Sean McLoughlin – together to do a speedy stand-up tour of Europe.
Among the major monuments, Notre Dame Cathedral (notredamedeparis.fr), with its well-marked entrance and U-shaped tour, is both a speedy and awe-inspiring place for children.
His scheduled European tour was cancelled, but Dylan made a speedy recovery and left the hospital saying, "I really thought I'd be seeing Elvis soon".
Everyone from the Aviva Women's Tour wishes Lizzie all the best for a speedy recovery, and we will make no further comment at this stage".
A speedy counterpuncher from Dover, Delaware, Brengle has played almost exclusively on the second-tier women's pro tour.
That requires a speedy internet.
"We expect a speedy recertification.
