Sentence examples similar to are quickly retrieved from inspiring English sources

It was quickly retrieved by another passer-by.

Trauma knowledge is readily available in memory and can be quickly retrieved in a future trauma situation.

At the check-in table, where guests sit in ample armchairs, my Quikbook reservation was quickly retrieved.

Robots move shelves with popular items closer to the workers, where the shelves can be quickly retrieved.

McCarthy died in 1957, but his torch was quickly retrieved by a deranged C.I.A. inpatient of vast persuasive powers named James Jesus Angleton, who preached that the whole of the Western spook world was being controlled by superheads in the Kremlin.

An early mini-break for Murray was quickly retrieved, and he was in trouble when a crunching Tsonga backhand helped him move 5-4 ahead with two serves to come.

The huge data centers — so called "server farms" — that store the information that can be quickly retrieved at Internet sites offer a contrast to the sleek, clean reputation of online businesses, James Glanz reports in a careful look at the experience of Quincy, Wash., a city with cheap, ample power due to the dams built on the Columbia River.

A key requirement of such a database is the ability to index chemical structures so that they can be quickly retrieved given a query substructure.

However, due to the controversial nature of its contents, all available copies were quickly retrieved and ritually burned at Adi Da's behest.

The cockpit voice recorder (CVR) and flight data recorder (FDR) were found by the submarine using sonar to detect the underwater locator beacon signals and were quickly retrieved by Canadian Navy divers (the FDR on 6 September and the CVR on 11 September 1998).

Kyle Letheren returned in goal for Dundee for the first time this year and was quickly retrieving the ball from the back of his net when Greg Tansey's cross was headed home by Ofere.