Sentence examples for moved in quickly from inspiring English sources

They moved in quickly and shot precisely.

The buyer moved in, quickly fell in love with her neighbor and eventually got married.

When the store opened, they moved in quickly and did not merely browse; they bought, evidently with gusto.

Miraculously, none of the fires had done much damage, but this time there was a witness, and when the fire alarm sounded the police moved in quickly.

Mensch was right to go public and expose these people – and with the naming of the rape victim in the Ched Evans case, it was absolutely right that the police moved in quickly.

A dozen or more men in plain clothes moved in quickly, according to witnesses, pummeled Mr. Díaz and another man and whisked them away to a police station for questioning.

Israel wants the United Nations certification teams to be able to move in quickly and judge whether the withdrawal is complete.

After these pitched battles, or "contacts," a large number of medics move in quickly to aid the wounded soldiers and civilians who got in the way.

When dealing with "something like this" that had gone beyond the capacity of the private sector or local authorities to solve, Mr Powell said, "I think the federal government has to move in quickly and move in with…decisive force".

For example, when a United States military operation results in civilian casualties or damaged property, civil affairs units move in quickly to "look at those wronged," he said.

Although, the authorities now have the right to move in quickly to take the bodies from the dilapidated family chateau, he said he doubted they would do so.