Sentence examples for has quickly found from inspiring English sources
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His own form had been patchy through that period but, after a relatively shaky start, he has quickly found his feet at Stamford Bridge.
The O-Factor at USA Today was bored as well — apparently the recently launched site has quickly found its footing in terms of cynicism and boredom.
Instead of basking in the glow of the coming games, China has quickly found itself on the defensive, and protesters have turned the subject from athletics in Beijing to the crackdown in Tibet, along with human-rights violations inside China and China's investments in Sudan.
Yet Mr Simon has quickly found that he has to spend most of his time as a firefighter, trying to extinguish a blaze of sometimes violent protests across the country.The ombudsman's office logged 189 separate social conflicts in October, more than double the number a year ago.
With exposed-brick walls, dark-wood furnishings and a menu including casual starters and composed entrees, the place has quickly found a following among residents — of both the neighborhood and medical variety — at the crossroads of Carnegie Hill and East Harlem, near Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Yet in Tallulah's case, we appear to have quickly found something to blame.
An officer told reporters that they had quickly found the detonation wire and the spot where the attackers had hidden.
The Dutch had quickly found a rhythm and purpose that suggested harmony on the pitch at least.
Back home, after Shirley called, I had quickly found my swimming trunks and earplugs, pulled on some jeans and flip-flops and buttoned up a newish shirt, a birthday gift from my wife.
The 66-year-old John Madden, having quickly found that the company of his wife and children was "overrated," has spent much of the last 21 years cruising the country without them on a customized bus.
