Sentence examples for been quick to pick from inspiring English sources
Some have been quick to pick up on Chew Lips.
Members of glamour industries like fashion, film and publishing have been quick to pick up, and propagate, the message.
Commenters have also been quick to pick up on the fact the husband, played by a wide-eyed Mads Mikkelsen, remains clothed throughout.
So they decided to hold on to disputed ground, and this led to further clashes.Eritrea, in its five years of independence, has been quick to pick fights: it has had shooting wars with both Yemen and Djibouti and vows to overthrow the Sudan government.
This is something other companies have been quick to pick up on.
Other media has been quick to pick up on this link.
It should have been quicker to pick up clues from the way in which earlier communications technologies were used, and particularly from the success of text messaging.Ringing a bellCaution be damned: here is a final prediction.
Political opponents were quick to pick up on Mr Cameron's alleged failure.
With it, his secret is out, and White Pointers are quick to pick up on the fact.
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.
