Sentence examples for be quickly found in from inspiring English sources
An urgent document can be tagged "Important," for example, and can be quickly found in the operating system's navigation window in a section labeled Important.
The ship had a "tracker" on board, the equivalent of an airplane transponder, and was quickly found in the South China Sea.
He was quickly found to be hiding in Switzerland.
It was quickly found that the condition successful in the arylation of 2-phenoxypyridines was not suitable for arylation of N-phenylpyridine-2-amines. The use of Ph BF3K as aryl donor did not lead to the complete conversion of the starting material and biphenyl formation was the most prominent process (Table 1, entries 1 and 2).
Two smaller outposts in the Dutch colonies of Aruba and Curacao in the Caribbean were quickly found, and Jamil Mahuad, then Ecuador's president, agreed to a 10-year deal in November 1999 calling for an upgrading of the existing Ecuadorean Air Force base here.
That topic was quickly found: the horrible news of the shooting in California, which he knew nothing about, having watched no television, having not even wandered out until evening.
The two others were quickly found nearby.
Wittekind and sister-ship Willehad were both quickly found to be deficient in cargo space, and plans were made to lengthen both vessels (though Willehad was never lengthened).
The term historic is attached too liberally to too many events just occurring in the Middle East, and this visit may be an interesting and intriguing event, but will be quickly forgotten and find itself in the dustbin of so many other "historic" events taking place in the region.
Given that this animated short was mostly going to be made up of sequences that were less than five seconds long, it was crucial that audiences be able to quickly find Winston in every single scene.
