Sentence examples for getting through quickly from inspiring English sources

Aid is not getting through quickly enough, old people are dying, and the nuclear plant crisis rumbles on.

A Justice Department spokeswoman, Laura Sweeney, said Mr. Maiss did not get through quickly because of special treatment.

Like Mr. Cerrone, Ms. LeBaron resorts to patter or speech when the text needs to be gotten through quickly.

Explaining the need to get through quickly and hoping for a laissez-passer seemed a bad idea.The Georgian taxi driver was upset.

And at off resonance, a small fraction does get through quickly, but many orders of magnitude down.

It was lovingkindness for myself that seemed more like a pro-forma ritual to be gotten through quickly.

We think of grief* that lasts beyond a very short window (funeral, visitation, a short leave from work if we're lucky, or maybe six months of "reasonable" sadness if we adhere to some guidelines) as a weakness; a spiritual failing; a mental illness; a temporary, linear process of inconvenient but required steps toward a past state of non-grieving that should be gotten through quickly.

She is also a member of the government — she has been a deputy foreign minister and head of Uzbekistan's mission to the U.N.'s organizations in Switzerland (undoubtedly useful for getting through airports quickly).

Of course getting through security quickly is a whole other matter.

The challenge of getting through there quickly lights every racing driver's eyes up.

There's not much holdover news, so we're getting through it quickly.