Sentence examples for move through quick from inspiring English sources

We have about 10 minutes and I see like five more hands, so we'll move through quick.

When Mr. Miyajima's screen eventually lifts, the dancers, in brightly colored tops and flesh tights (by Moritz Junge), take possession of the stage as they move through quick, nervy changes of direction, legs flashing, bodies buckling and stretching.

Should multiple companies make formal bids for Boxed, the company could move through a quick auction process, the people said.

"The police here saying 'Quick, quick, quick, move, move, move,'" said Harlow while on the street.

In the current social environment of lost opportunities and lost lives this virtual college push comes at a time when there has been not only a defunding of public colleges and universities but a general watering down of the curriculum to move students through quicker.

After powering through "Illmatic" with a nimble ease, he moved through a quick encore and brought out another rap influencer, Diddy, for their once controversial hit "Hate Me Now".

Their normal changes to such a degree that they say the patient will actually move through that time quicker, that their normal will settle before the carer".

One PT said: The ideal patients maybe from the system's point of view that will move through the system quicker and get back to their home rather than getting stuck in a bed.

Moving through the quick-tempoed party jams before going deep with songs from his new album,  "Morning Phase," the Los Angeles singer understood that nothing gets the crowd hooked like a singalong anthem with a beat.

Women tend to move through their drug phase quicker than men; while both sexes start using drugs at an average age of 19, women quit a year earlier than men, on average.

The metastatic cells were much more resourceful, able to move through the ­narrow channels quicker and in a straight line — which could allow cells to break away from a tumor mass and traverse the bloodstream and narrow capillaries to seed a tumor in another part of the body.