Sentence examples for fold quickly from inspiring English sources

They only involve local interactions, thus, fold quickly.

At this point, he would be well advised to fold quickly — before his House support vanishes.

My most knowledgeable Iraqi friend tells me he is confident that the morning after any U.S. invasion, American troops would be welcomed by Iraqis, and the regime would fold quickly.

Third, we hear only about the survivors; funds that do poorly and fold quickly are soon forgotten, and we do not see the managers' yachts or art collections because they don't have them.

Even the once-challenging Levinthal puzzle now seems to have an answer — a protein can avoid searching irrelevant conformations and fold quickly by making local independent decisions first, followed by non-local global decisions later.

As one of the few American officials who has had the dubious distinction of shaking hands with Saddam Hussein and living under his tyrannical rule for three years, I think that Thomas L. Friedman's "most knowledgeable Iraqi friend" is engaging in wishful thinking when he is confident that "American troops would be welcomed by Iraqis, and the regime would fold quickly" (column, Sept. 1).

A recent Broadway comedy about pornographic film stars, "The Performers," folded quickly.

Like utopian experiments in earlier eras, most folded quickly, but the movement had a profound influence on today's world.

Someone who was folding quickly instead of making big bets soon had his manhood questioned in vivid terms.

Some, like Vegoose in Las Vegas, sprung up in hopes of emulating the success of Coachella and Bonnaroo but folded quickly.

That was followed by a leading role in the misfired musical adaptation of "Sweet Smell of Success," which folded quickly in 2002.