Sentence examples for a year quickly from inspiring English sources

Kevin Keegan then lasted less than a year, quickly followed by Joe Kinnear and Alan Shearer.

The test plot's new ability to absorb and hold water (thus reducing irrigation needs), coupled with the benefits of composting 500 tons of grass clippings, pruned branches, leaves and other material that was trucked off campus to the tune of $35,000 a year, quickly convinced Mr. Carbone that the program should be expanded.

Concerns that it would displace a lot of the city's more marginalized people (a stone's throw from the new stadium sits the Boyle Street Community Centre, a drop-in shelter that assists nearly 10,000 people a year) quickly gave way to hopes that it would revitalize Edmonton's otherwise dead downtown.

Morris takes German lessons with a young woman named Inka (Carla Juri), and he takes his place in a German classroom at the end of a school year, quickly developing a crush on, and then a friendship with, an older girl named Katrin Lina Kellerr).

For many people, what may have once been their favorite time of year quickly becomes a dreaded event when weighed down with the added responsibility of caring for a loved one.

But with the new academic year quickly approaching, a shortage in space is anticipated for almost 500 children who have already been registered to join the regular school.

Finally, I even got as far as a year - quickly followed by a four-month relapse.

Eliminating 10 a year would quickly reverse the trend.

Torres and Hoddenbach were at Pontiac together for about a year but quickly lost touch after they were both released.

Shay and Grete would see each other several times a year, and quickly fall into conversation about chemotherapy and radiation, the power of positive expectations and wigs.

There was a surge of self-styled prophets bearing God's message: the New York farmer Joseph Smith, who would give us Mormonism, spoke of receiving the Bible from an angel, while William Miller pinpointed the exact year when Christ would return (from March 1843 to March 1844), a year that quickly came and went.