Sentence examples for most speedily from inspiring English sources

Bookmakers could offer odds on who could clock in for the cash and clock out for the day most speedily.

Oral poetry was the literary form that most speedily addressed those events; much of it was spontaneously composed in Cairo's Tahrir Square, which was the centre of the uprising in Egypt.

Scaly like a crocodile, squat and bulky like a rhinoceros, its menacing grin bore witness to just how well, as Buckland had observed decades previously, its teeth and jaws were "adapted to effect the work of death most speedily".

During and after the French Revolution, a flurry of renaming turned the Place Louis XV into the bloody Place de la Révolution and finally into the conciliatory Place de la Concorde, and the Place Royale into the mundane Place des Vosges (the Vosges being the department of France that most speedily paid Napoleon's taxes).

To aid the reading process, Spritz aligns words using what it refers to as an "optimal recognition point method" which presents the portion of the word that apparently allows the reader to most quickly recognize it, so the next word can be speedily pushed out.

The articles need to satisfy some notability criteria in order to be deemed worthy of inclusion, and in most cases are speedily deleted if the community of editors deems them irrelevant [34].

As a practical matter, then, how can you most efficiently and speedily address a parent who is failing to abide by a court order that awards you certain parenting time?

"We mean to conquer them," he said, "and we shall do this most mercifully, the more speedily we do it".