Sentence examples for in a quickie from inspiring English sources

For a long time it has been a relationship made in hell but yesterday it ended in a quickie divorce.

In a quickie television interview before the match, Federer said he was curious how Djokovic would handle his first slam final.

They were less residences, really, than instant museums or "stately homes" ready-built in a quickie version of the grand European tradition.

The show is given an added jolt when the two chefs in the losing pair are then pitted against each other in a quickie cook-off centered on a single ingredient.

The Republican Swift Boat Veterans Against Kerry, in their TV ads and in a quickie book entitled "Unfit for Command," accuse Kerry of being a liar, a coward, a malingerer, a criminal, and a traitor.

If a customer orders a copy of Peter McLaren's book "Revolutionary Multiculturalism" (Westview Press, 1997), for example, it might be manufactured from a digital file in a quickie print run of about 25 books in the Perseus warehouse, although a reader would never know.

But softball has again been cynically dumped, this time in favor of His Tigership and all the other celebrities who may drop in for a quickie visit to make their sponsors happy in 2016.

They couldn't be a more compatible couple which is why they jump into a quickie marriage in Nassau.

When the bugs sense the change in air pressure that usually precedes bad weather, they forgo their usual courtship rituals and go in for a quickie.

It was billed as the wedding of the year: a gothic abbey, 12,000 guests and an outside broadcast operation sufficient to make Wills and Kate's arrangements seem like a quickie in the Windsor register office.

Instead of a lengthy "renegotiation" of Britain's already semi-detached relationship with the EU, Cameron opted for a quickie in the winter of 2015-16 followed by a rapid campaign towards next Thursday's date with destiny on 23 June.