Sentence examples for been quick to put from inspiring English sources

Mayor Daley has been quick to put that figure in concrete terms literally.

ICELANDAIR, the island nation's national carrier, has been quick to put on a happy face in the wake of this week's eruption of the Grimsvotn volcano.

Since then, France has been quick to put into effect longstanding plans to deploy all its security forces at times of high alert.

Norwich manager Chris Hughton: "On occasions when we haven't deserved to get anything we have been quick to put our hands up.

It's quick to put up and currently on special offer.

Grimsby's player-manager Paul Groves was quick to put his club's problems into perspective.

But the finance minister, Michael Noonan, was quick to put them straight.

With very little bounce in the pitch umpire Bodenham was quick to put his finger in the air.

Whenever he needed to drive a point home, particularly on subjects he was in the midst of negotiating, he was quick to put pen to paper.

Us joke-makers both professional and nonprofessional need to be adept at temperature-gauging, and to be quick to put the "more" in "remorse".

This is good advice for people in sensitive positions as well as for any of us who are quick to put a thought onto paper.