Sentence examples for nearly as quick from inspiring English sources

The bidding was rat-a-tat, with hardly a pause for thought, the play nearly as quick.

That, Dr. Agatston says, forces a quick spike in blood sugar and nearly as quick a decline.

The indoor hard court that captain Bogdan Obradovic and his players have chosen this week will not be nearly as quick as the surface in Paris, which may mean limited singles action for the flashy, net-rushing Llodra.

Judging by his blog post on the subject, Mr. Vespremi is pretty amped on having a Torq, and said the electric 3-wheeler is nearly as quick off the line as a Tesla Roadster.

But Vaughn has not been nearly as quick in his swings, and this season even pitchers with mediocre fastballs have been able to blow pitches past him near the hands.

Napster, a peer-to-peer outfit that brought the recorded-music business to its knees about ten years ago, was not nearly as quick or easy.Television piracy gets less attention than film or music piracy, but it is no less widespread.

The dialogue on "Studio 60" has a slower, more stately pace than the "West Wing" banter, which is also surprising: the best comedy writers in Hollywood turn out to be not nearly as quick-witted and screwball as campaign managers and policy advisers in Washington.

"WELCOME TO THE FAMILY" Read more about "Welcome to the Family" and watch a preview here Furlong: DVR It The soon-to-be-blended family at the heart of this show isn't nearly as quirky, quick, or charming as "The New Normal" bunch, but they're not half-bad.

Sort of, but surfing on a small device is not nearly as easy or as quick or as satisfying; in fact, it's quite often extremely annoying.

Schleper was not nearly as certain of a quick fix.

The cameras are great and all, but it's not nearly as convenient to shoot a quick picture or video with a big ol' honkin' tablet as it is with a pocketable device.