Sentence examples for often speedy from inspiring English sources

Mainly, this was an evening for the group's violinists, Robert Mealy, Amelia Roosevelt, Katie Hyun and Daniel Lee, who alternated in the vigorous, often speedy solo lines.

I had always imagined that since Italian cuisine, of all the major European styles, depends on pure and often speedy handling of the freshest ingredients, there was little room for manoeuvre.

Mr. Wheeler's work shared the second half of the program with the Barber sonata, in which Ms. Vinokur's clear-textured, often speedy reading offered several interpretive surprises, including what sounded like a hint of freewheeling ragtime in the fast second movement.

The carts are sold in fleets to golf courses, with smaller numbers of fancier and often speedier models marketed to individuals through dealerships.

The council said it negotiated improvements to applications instead of an "often speedier option" of refusal.

Mr. Trpceski's playing was finely focused and often dazzlingly speedy, and he tempered the steeliness of Prokofiev's writing with a welcome suppleness and warmth.

"I was most hated," said Mr. Tisci, whose heavily accented English is often too speedy for words like "a" and "the".

The boys would often run speedy circles in the gym of their school, the Genesis School in Plainview, founded in 1995 by a group of parents with autistic children.

And the piano writing is demanding, richly detailed and often inhumanly speedy, yet requiring a kind of virtuosity that is more frequently elegant and controlled than blustery and hard-driven.

And his instant transition from track and field to football -- he is the only athlete to hold Olympic gold medals and a Super Bowl ring -- had pro teams searching for and drafting, often unsuccessfully, speedy, wooden-handed sprinters.

For those who may not be familiar with the regret associated with the consumer electronics shopping experience, Best Buy actually released a great commercial a few months back that highlights the often annoyingly speedy pace at which new product iterations and updates hit the market.