Sentence examples for display quick from inspiring English sources

The Nexus 6 comes with some serious specifications, including; a AMOLED quad-HD display, quick charging, a giant 3200 mAh battery that'll last two days, and a decent 13MP camera.

These apps can display quick status updates, For example, your mail app can display the amount of unread emails.

The younger signs tend to display quick tempers and be more selfish and eager to learn while the older signs are wiser, more compassionate and more set in their ways.

As there are deserts that display quicker growth than Dr Glass, for her this is like a whole season of character development forced into one episode.

He displays quick, competitive reflexes in responding to news.

Most of the time, Cox said, Smoltz displays quick command of all three of his pitches when he enters the game.

Her first travel piece, about Cairo, from 1955, bears traces of what would later be called orientalism: someone with "black eyes, mournful and gay at the same time", displays "quick fatalistic anger" – anger is non-fatalistic almost by definition, but this is "the east" – or looks up out of his deep preoccupation to give a sudden shout, "as Arabs do" (what, all of them)?

Aggressive from the bell, the man from Suffolk displayed quick hands and relentless combinations.

Nena Bartlett -- a staffer for the famously loquacious Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., seen by some as a haR-Ky .r of the Republican party becoming more libertarian, by otherseent -- displays quick leadership skills, standing in for the missing Toastmaster at the front of a serious-looking room that has a series of wooden tabyesomened up to fase forward.

President Obama displayed quick damage-control reflexes last week when he called out Democratic pundit Hilary Rosen for claiming that Ann Romney, mother of five, had "never worked a day in her life". It was "the wrong thing to say" and "not something I subscribe to," the president said.

Fish showing these symptoms displayed quick death in most cases.