Sentence examples for course quick from inspiring English sources

In improving to 9-0 on the road this postseason, the Kings have now won games in four time zones, and they added Eastern Daylight to their trophy case Wednesday night by relying on the elements that have propelled this jolly rampage: a ferocious forecheck, outstanding passing and, of course, Quick.

Other senators were, of course, quick to deny any dissatisfaction.

The Jayleno Fly is, of course, quick to defend Ferguson's honor, stating that whenever the host went over the line, he always paved it over quickly and contritely.

Golf's popularity has created long waits for tee times, especially on suburban courses, but golfers say they can get out on city courses quicker.

(Of course, a quick search revealed that the magazine published a Profile of him, in 1969).

Of course, passing quick judgments like this is something that critics in every discipline have to face and deal with.

Delia, who can always be relied upon to think practically, gives a recipe in her Complete Cookery Course for "quick flaky pastry" which she recommends for use in sausage rolls.

Murray has, of course, been quick and keen to downplay the press's suggestions that there is any lingering animosity between the two men, who once considered themselves pretty close friends.

Critics have, of course, been quick to dismiss ideas of a "new Marshall Plan" on the grounds that large sums of aid cannot be absorbed efficiently (or cleanly) by poor countries which are, anyway, very different from western Europe.

And the Google spot, a charming story, communicated in "search-speak," of course, made quick and simple work of reinforcing its brand's well-deserved claim to fame.

The explosive moments, which do happen of course, are quick and short lived – just like the real experience of submarine crews in the Second World War.