Sentence examples for ever quickly from inspiring English sources

Parole boards are stricter than ever, quickly returning criminals to complete their sentences if, for example, they are found to be taking drugs.

Anyone who has ever quickly located a much-needed or hard-to-find car part or service at a good price at any one of the automotive shops in Willets Point has seen a unique community of tightly knit, interconnected, thriving businesses that would not likely survive if forced to move elsewhere.

If you've ever quickly swiped through Tinder, you know that sometimes your fingers can get away from you – and, all of a sudden, you've Super Liked someone without meaning to.

"What investigation has ever moved quickly?

Similarly, the astronomers concluded that something in space must be pushing galaxies apart ever more quickly.

It is "neotrist" and means "ever young, quickly responsive, highly sensitive to new ideas".

"Opinions are increasingly based on momentary impressions and thus change ever more quickly.

On the web huge breaking stories moved ever more quickly, presenting new challenges for the Weekly's editorial team to capture crucial events.

She must make the paper's news content stronger than ever and quickly develop its digital offerings, all while reducing costs in her newsroom — the nation's largest, with about 1,150 employees and a budget of about $200 million.

As the pages turn ever more quickly, the concluding chapter of his time in north London is approaching the final paragraph and it grows harder to believe in a happy ending.

Their marriage is simple and pure, as is asparagus paired with fresh, briny oysters, and a shallot tarte Tatin teamed up with tiny red mullet, the filets grilled ever so quickly, making for a fine and crunchy contrast.