Sentence examples for are quick to check from inspiring English sources

Any reporter who has ever done a touchy story about the industry will have learned that public relations types at one studio are quick to check signals with counterparts at another.

He was quick to check in on his grandparents, who lived next door, or help the neighbors carry in the groceries.

I am notorious for losing things amongst my friends, so when Tile launched its successful 2013 Selfstarter campaign (which went on to raise $2.6 million) for its lost item bluetooth tracker, I was quick to check out the device.

Whenever Brooklyn DJ/producer Nickodemus emails me, I'm quick to check out links, especially if it's a project he's worked on.

She references her much-publicized on-set tension with fellow American Idol judge Mariah Carey in the line "But I'm quick to check a bitch if she's outta line" and references the series' personnel in the line "Shout out Mike Darnell and Nigel [Lythgoe] / Why these bums so mad that the queen on Idol".

To this, Obama responded, "Get the transcript," but moderator Candy Crowley was quick to fact-check Romney.

Sign on the dotted line... but I'm quick to a check a bitch if she's out of line" and then asked, "Are you the bitch she's singing about?" Carey seemed to roll her eyes and replied, "Don't know.

However, Twitter users were quick to reality check the billionaire president for appearing to suggest that retailers would extend credit to the 800,000 employees who are either furloughed or working without pay.

Mr. Williams, those who know him say, can be quick to pick up a dinner check and has a driver ferry him around.

ABC's Fact Check were quick to step in and set things straight, declaring there was "no evidence to support the claim".

The National Rifle Association was quick to point out that better background checks probably wouldn't have stopped the high-profile massacres that Obama and other supporters of gun legislation like to cite.