Sentence examples for are quickening from inspiring English sources
verb
To give life to; to animate, make alive, revive.
In the weeks since Stephen King's e-novella made its debut with the unexpected fury of Carrie at the high school prom, traditional publishers are quickening their entrance into the emerging market of digital books with a mix of anxiety about security issues and optimism about nurturing new forms of literature.
Today is day 3 of The Heist's reign, and sales are quickening.
Investor calls for action on methane are quickening and now industry needs to show shareholders it will take the necessary steps to deliver on the low-carbon fuel promise of natural gas.
Meanwhile, on the broken streets of Colonia Libertad, dozens of men and women are quickening their pace to the north, making their way to a new life through the place they call Liberty.
Often the material facts are quickened by light, turning a mundane scene into a moment of transcendental revelation.
But the pace of evolution has been quickening.
The tempo of repression is quickening (see article).
The pace of change is quickening, too, Amazon said.
The pace of change always seems to be quickening.
The pace of world events is quickening again.
Jones was quickening the pace for our final stretch.
