Sentence examples for be quick to pick from inspiring English sources
Mr. Williams, those who know him say, can be quick to pick up a dinner check and has a driver ferry him around.
By George Packer June 10 , 2009The other evening, three Iranians came over for dinner — women activists, journalists, the sort of people who would be quick to pick up on and criticize any lessening of American commitment to human rights in their country and across the Muslim world.
The other evening, three Iranians came over for dinner — women activists, journalists, the sort of people who would be quick to pick up on and criticize any lessening of American commitment to human rights in their country and across the Muslim world.
The trim accent with a pixel-like finish is attractive, and while it's white, the car's designers assured me it cleans easily and won't be quick to pick up dirt.
Don't be quick to pick apart your friends.
"Generally, in this type of case, the police will be quick to pick up the material and testimonial evidence that could neutralize a defence of this nature," said Hébert.
Political opponents were quick to pick up on Mr Cameron's alleged failure.
She's nice, and bright enough, and has opinions, and is quick to pick things up.
Other rightwing blogs were quick to pick up the orchestrated crisis theory.
