Sentence examples for had been quickened from inspiring English sources
In Chaudhuri's word, they "quickened" me, just as men and women of my parents' generation had been quickened by Shaw, Wells and night school.
In a lecture delivered in 1939, "On Fairy-Stories," Tolkien explained that his youthful love of mythology had been "quickened to full life by war". Yet he chose not to write a war memoir, and in this he departed from contemporaries like Robert Graves and Vera Brittain.
14 The review found that many families felt relatives' deaths had been quickened by unnecessary, "premature or over-prescription of strong pain killing drugs or sedatives", often "without discussion or consultation".
The process, however, has been quickened by the rapid decline of industry in the inner city.
The pace of innovation, say executives from a variety of industries, has been quickened by businessmen like Mr. Jobs.
New buyers are emerging at the top of the market.This year's anticipation has been quickened by spectacular results at contemporary sales in New York in May.
Our interest in the cosmos, has been quickened by the advancing rockets, & we recently have been trying to find our way around this unfamiliar territory with the aid of a star map.
Or will he be bypassed for a new graduate and never find his way back into the middle class?" The pace of innovation, say executives from a variety of industries, has been quickened by businessmen like Mr. Jobs.
By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, July 8 , 1961P. 15 Our interest in the cosmos, has been quickened by the advancing rockets, & we recently have been trying to find our way around this unfamiliar territory with the aid of a star map.
Master Chief's familiar, arcing jumps have been quickened, no doubt to add speed to the competitive portion of the game, which Microsoft hopes will become a fixture on the esports scene.
The first test of whether their resolve has been quickened comes Sunday afternoon when Duke (28-4) faceighth-seededded Kansas (24-9), an 81-77 overtime winner over No. 9 DePaul.
