Sentence examples for leading quick from inspiring English sources

Trump claimed he's said nothing critical of Zuckerberg, leading Quick to ask a follow-up that no moderator wants to utter in front of millions of viewers: "Where did I read this and come up with this?" Quick later told Trump that she thought he called Rubio "Mark Zuckerberg's personal senator," to which Trump responded that he never said that.

"It should inspire other leading quick-serve restaurant chains to implement identical commonsense welfare improvements," Cox said in a statement.

And some of these fights are leading to quick settlements.

The 170 cases included some in which the database did appear to assist in leading to quick arrests.

Each of those halls is roughly shoebox shaped, leading to quick reflections from the fairly close side walls and balconies.

Memphis is starting to get a little erratic and rushed, forcing bad shots on the offensive end, which is leading to quick scoring opportunities for the Spartans.

To begin, introduce the topic of disease tracking by leading a quick brainstorm in which students recall recent disease outbreaks they have heard about in the news.

But sloppy police work on the morning the body was discovered compromised evidence, leading to quick public denunciations of Mr. Hunter and Boulder investigators.

In the absence of such an inner layer the sliding of the alumina pins promoted the nucleation and growth of microcracks in the nitride layer, leading to quick failure of the coating.

The advantage of using interval timestamps is that Start and End columns can be added to relations for treating them within the framework of classical databases, leading to quick implementation.

However, they created the best first-half opportunities with Samaras leading a quick attack and releasing Jose Holebas, whose shot from the edge of the penalty area rebounded off the crossbar.