Sentence examples for moving quicker than from inspiring English sources

I am stronger now, jumping higher, spinning faster, moving quicker than I ever have.

Perhaps the most striking moment of the weekend was when Cipriani popped up in the outside-centre channel, moving quicker than anyone else had done all day.

Many seemed to be moving quicker than they had all day, and their haste made it appear as if they were, understandably, trying to run from their humiliation as fast as possible.

"The storm seems less organized, and the storm is moving quicker than we thought," he said, explaining that if the storm moves quickly it could also pass quickly, possibly resulting in less damage.

(He was apparently moving quicker than his own organization. The news release issued for the Orpheum, the morning after Mr. Yorke's statement, reassured fans: "Radiohead is not breaking up").

The BBC's drama chief, Ben Stephenson, said the channel axe was "the right thing to do but we are probably moving quicker than we would have liked", echoing BBC director of television Danny Cohen's comments in March, when the proposed closure was announced.

They move quicker than clockwork, only their tick-tock limbs loop the stage anti-clockwise.

In the transition to digital, Hearst has moved quicker than rivals such as IPC Media, the home to NME.

Giants such as Procter & Gamble and Unilever have been at it for years; and food companies such as Heinz and General Mills have also moved quicker than Sara Lee.

But Ebersol never moved quicker than he did last February, when his assistant popped her head into his office and suggested he flip on the TV.

Police admitted the post forced them to move quicker than they wanted to but were pleased with the way the investigation had gone.