Sentence examples for not too quick from inspiring English sources

I just hope it's not too quick this time as he's a big horse.

Mr. Specter said, "I would support quicker elections but not too quick," declining to be specific.

But not too quick, clever or good for the German champions: Bayern Munich knocked Real out in the semi-finals and went on to lift the trophy.

With birds that were easily driven and not too quick in flight, a good shot could bag hundreds, if not thousands, of the poor fowl in a single day.

After wrestling briefly with the bad angel that was saying, "Go on, it's not too quick, lock up the mortgage and go buy the place", I erred on the side of caution and decided to go as a learning experience.

Mouse Morris would dearly love to run War Of Attrition in Friday's wide open Gold Cup but there is a developing view in Ireland that Beef Or Salmon, so often a disappointment at Cheltenham but reportedly in the form of his life, can finally lift the prize, providing the ground is not too quick.

Cousy could take advantage of bigger guards who weren't too quick, but Martin gave him trouble.

It's something that Dave Morin isn't too quick to talk about, but it's impossible to ignore: his new startup, Path, is becoming quite the gathering ground for ex-Facebook employees.

Having been rejected time and time again by so many women, they aren't too quick about putting themselves back in a vulnerable position unless it feels safe to do so.

And they must not be too quick to step in to save people from their own mistakes.Rigorous regulation is not confined to rich countries, and for poor ones the cost can be prohibitive.

Northern liberals should not be too quick to cheer, though.