Sentence examples for found quick from inspiring English sources

Even Amazon, the retailing juggernaut, has found quick riches are elusive.

A video snippet showing Bryant glowering on the bench, titled the "Kobe death stare," found quick popularity on the Internet.

In November, he had operated the deep fryer at the NBC commissary, but he found quick notoriety with a posting on www.msnbc/messageboard/media exposing the rank hypocrisy of Tom Brokaw.

He first stood as a Conservative at Oldham, where he lost a by-election by a narrow margin, but found quick solace in reporting the South African War for The Morning Post (London).

Maxim found quick success after first publishing in the United States in 1997, eventually accruing 2.5 million paying readers with a formula of bawdy humor and racy, but not pornographic, pictorials of models, actresses and other celebrities, an approach that was borrowed from the so-called lad magazines of Britain.

By the time he was 27, Kelly had moved to New York and found quick success in William Saroyan's "Time of Your Life," which led to his being cast as the star of the 1940 Rodgers and Hart musical "Pal Joey," about a Broadway heel.

Sewing goes, wrong, you can always find quick relief.

When you move that frequently you need to find quick and secure anchoring points.

The Pew research found that 76 percent of teachers believed students had been conditioned by the Internet to find quick answers.

But politicians (vide Mr Blair), desperate to find quick fixes and unencumbered with any understanding of what technology can and can't do, often expect miracles.

Crop eradication efforts have failed to find quick and attractive alternatives for cannabis farmers, while police crackdowns designed to meet targets for arrests and seizures have been counterproductive.