Sentence examples for became very quickly from inspiring English sources

He said "it became very quickly very hard to find opponents who would fight her".

But it became very quickly apparent that there was, in fact, a Newsweek reporter who was on the story, unbeknownst to us.

And without the corrosive presence of fear the argument about what had happened in London became, very quickly, starker, blunter, and more faceted than the argument has been allowed to be in America.

But it became very quickly a sort of way that these people could help each other rise to power". The names of the guests, like the conference itself, are officially private.

"It became very quickly clear that of the 434 bodies we received from Tomašica, 56 cases of body parts needed re-associating with cases which had been previously identified at Jakorina Kosa," says Sarzinski.

Already good friends of Sean and Peggy Rafferty, as he had been a frequenter of the Duke of York, he became very quickly a towering figure in our lives, largely because he was at once deeply sympathetic to all we were trying to achieve at Farms for City Children.

I knew friends who had become very quickly successful.

"Slam" is a portrait of a prickly and interesting boy who is forced to become, very quickly, a man.

Jefferson, in particular, is nearly silent in the novel but becomes, very quickly, an engaged persona onstage.

"Today, in this city, you become very quickly belated, and then you watch your memories become belated," Quart said, as we walked.

She says her children, whom she takes with her on location, "have become very quickly the feral animals that I hoped they would" in the country.