Sentence examples for bit of quick from inspiring English sources

So that's just a little bit of quick background on what we do.

(A bit of quick background: Flood damage is not typically covered by homeowners' insurance policies.

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson, though, was pleased to see "a good bit of quick thinking from Torres and Kuyt".

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But, except for a bit of quick strategic thinking that reels in her lonely heart, we don't see any excess of imagination; we just see lies.

Tip: be sure to stay in-the-loop as there may be other events where you can lend a hand and earn a bit of quick cash too.

Because three minutes are involved here, rather than two seconds, Gladwell has to introduce an additional bit of quick-thinking jargon called "thin slicing".

By way of respite from his urgent, cannily hectic musings about his budding artistic motives -- according to "Chronicles," he had no personal ones -- he conjures up one crackerjack bit of quick-witted portraiture and bustling description after another.

You can use a little bit of quick-drying (90%) alcohol on the contact points to clean them off if they're especially dirty.

One needs a bit of zesty, quick Bruckner to lighten it up – and the Second Symphony benefits from that considerably… so I'm sticking with Dausgaard as a starter; he gets to conduct 'his' Swedish Chamber Orchestra.

Not to mention that the aussies probably see a fair bit of left arm quick bowling.