"The Ford is quick enough to reach pursuit speed without sacrificing distance between you and the car you are going after," said Police Officer Greg Reynolds of Chicago.
3CCTV reporters were quick to reach Libya and Japan to cover those major stories.
Still, in both recent turbulences publishers were quick to reach out and assure their houses' authors.
Brown lost it; Cameron has been quick to reach for it.
Just as in the case of Muamba, paramedics and club physicians were quick to reach Morosini after he fell on the field.
While crowdfunding may be quick (Nutt reached his £53,000 target in two days) "it isn't money for nothing", as Petts points out.
But whereas Mr Bernanke was quick to reach agreement on what America should do, Sir Mervyn was slow, solitary and academic.That critique, a familiar one to British readers, continues throughout, thanks to the author's reliance on a short list of critical sources, including David Blanchflower, a member of the bank's rate-setting committee with whom Sir Mervyn did not get on.
Neighbouring India - which sent troops to stop the last coup attempt in 1988 - was quick to reach out to the new president.
Lee tells TechCrunch that both Apple and Premier Pro-producer, Adobe, were quick to reach out after the video was posted.
By charging students between $29 and $49 for access to its library of video content, realtime practice engine, in-depth interviews with experts and workshops, Treehouse was quick to reach profitability, and by September, more than 12,000 people (ages 7 to 50) were paying for its platform.
